Here's a big kid's bass!

[BeenDown139]

this one's not for the faint of heart, stubby fingered or weak of shoulder and back:

https://reverb.com/item/38212366-alembic-series-ii-6-string-lsb-omega-cut-bass-1989-led-s-knobby-headstock-near-40k-list



the description kinda stretches reality, but what a monster bass!  Whhoo!

[gtrguy]

Nor those with thin wallets!

[jazzyvee]

My first thought when I saw that was of the 6 stringer "Bonnie" that belonged to one of our members "Paul", who passed away a few years ago.
It isn't the same wood top as his but the size and overall body styling is similar.
That will be a great bass for someone and not for the faint hearted.

[ducatidoc]

That will be a great bass for someone and not for the faint hearted.

I would not be that person in either regard.  But if I was, it would certainly check all the boxes.

[Bob_Ross]

Any idea what the seller is talking about re: "stock Series II electronics w/an added 4-way Filter"? Or is he just misunderstanding something about stock SII electronics?

[BeenDown139]

not sure if the seller really know what he's talking about, he uses the same verbiage in all his listings as far as i can tell.  must've got a little sloppy with the copy and paste this time around...

a rare 32" Medium Scale Bass w/its larger body also made famous by none other than my mentor, Stanley Clarke, whom I personally learned every lick from Clarke’s “School Days” album back in 1976, ....

i think i have some hip waders around here somewheres...

[dannobasso]

I have 2 Custom Spoilers with this spacing. A Flame koa 6 fretted and a 7 Cocobolo lined fretless. I can tell you that they are both easy to navigate. Over the years I have had all the scales Alembic offers and my preference is the 32 medium scale. Sometimes a leap of faith can be a positive life changing experience.