Author Topic: Jeff's Series II bass  (Read 840 times)

bassman10096

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Re: Jeff's Series II bass
« Reply #45 on: May 10, 2004, 12:57:11 PM »
Snowflake?!?!

goatfoot

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Re: Jeff's Series II bass
« Reply #46 on: May 10, 2004, 01:43:16 PM »
Jeff,
 
Congrats on your new bass.  It looks great!
 
I bought my first Alembic from Greg @ B&B as well.  He's a great guy and he knows a lot about Alembics as well.  I took lessons from him too.  I used to live 5 minutes from B&B.
 
Too bad I moved away.  I could have been there to welcome you into the fold.
 
Enjoy,
Kevin

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Re: Jeff's Series II bass
« Reply #47 on: May 10, 2004, 11:08:15 PM »
STill like Snowflake more than Roman Conqueror. It is a name I invented by looking at the wood. There is a kind of lighter burl in the wood that gave me the impression of snowflakes falling in a wood before a net of trees.  
 
Paul the bad one
 
 
yes-yes ...I know it is toooooo poetic for such a bass

bracheen

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Re: Jeff's Series II bass
« Reply #48 on: May 11, 2004, 03:01:24 AM »
Bill, scroll up to just below the photos of the wood.  That will explain Snowflake.
 
Sam

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Re: Jeff's Series II bass
« Reply #49 on: May 12, 2004, 04:52:16 AM »
that is so very nice your bass really deserves the featured custom spot because it is just perfect that wood is mesmorising i am sure it will play like a dream so have fun after investing all that time and money it is time to reap the benifits congratulations on our new extended family i am sure your baby daughter is every bit as perfect as your new bass so well done
 
talk to u soon
 
andrew

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Re: Jeff's Series II bass
« Reply #50 on: May 12, 2004, 09:24:38 AM »
Thanks Andrew and Sam for the compliments, and I agree with you that the Roman Conqueror is a much better name than Snowflake (sorry Paul, BTW, I absolutlely love the Riff King!).  It is certainly a more masculine reference.  I am catching flak for the name though - Greg at B&B answers my phone calls by proclaiming ALL HAIL CAESAR!
 
Kevin; speaking of Greg, I'm glad to hear that you bought your first Alembic from him at B&B music and that he gave you lessons as well.  He is a great source of Alembic knowledge as a long time Series I owner.  I live over 90 minutes away but that hasn't stopped me from spending a small fortune there.  The fact that there is no sales tax in Delaware is even more incentive to do business with them.  I will see Greg within a couple of weeks to pick up an F1-X and SF-2 and I will tell him what you said.
 
Jeff