For Sale - Alembic Rogue 2014 Triple Black One of a Kind

[paujones]

2014 Alembic Rogue 5 Custom Deluxe
Serial number: Q14557USA
model name: Rogue
top: 5A Quilted Maple
body: Mahogany
body shape: Rogue
neck: 7-piece Maple and Purpleheart
scale: long, 34"
fingerboard: Ebony
Inlays: Neck:  None*
Alembic Logo: Silver - mounted on peghead just above nut
peghead shape: Orion 5
pickups: Alembic AXY56
controls: "Signature" volume, pan, filter x2, Q-switch x2, mono output, LED on/off
backplates: black
finish: black, semi-transparent stain covered by polyester gloss and satin finish on neck
Hardware: dark chrome plated custom tailpiece, bridge, and truss rod cover
String Spacing:  Comfort (19MM)
LED’s:  Side blue LED’s
originally made for:   John Prock
Alembic custom case and build sheet.

*Note: No Inlays, but currently set up with Moon-phase inlay stickers

Purchased from John Prock at Monterey Music (Alembic dealer for NorCal).

2020 Retail build would be $15,000. Thousands in upgrades over standard Rogue bass.

It plays perfectly with an amazing tone and no issues.
Asking $7995

[Deltaphoenix]

What an absolutely gorgeous Rogue. One of the nicest looking black basses I have ever seen.

[rv_bass]

Gorgeous!  Wish it was fretless

[jwright9]

Gorgeous!  Wish it was fretless

Are you looking for a fretless 5?
I have a nice one. Message me.

[lbpesq]

Triple black!  Where’s Danno?

Bill, tgo

[paujones]

I’m sure Mica and team could make it fret less if you asked... if Jaco can do it I’m sure Alembic could too. 

[paujones]

Happy to enjoy this bass for years to come.  I figured some rocker would love to have this one in their collection...

[paujones]

Price dropped to $7000. 

[paujones]

Going to take some new photos of this bass as the ones posted dont do it justice.  It has a gloss finish on the body, a satin finish on the back of the neck, and has blue LED's.   For Halloween last year, I used this bass, and I added "phases of the moon" fingerboard inlay stickers.  You cannot feel them when playing, from 5 feet, they look like rather expensive inlays.  They are easily removable if you think they take away from the simple elegance of a black-on-black bass.