Sneak Peek at new Alembic webpages

[mica]

Been working on my VAST image collection for a good long while now and can finally get some new product pages going. The first one is the Stanley Clarke Signature Basses page and I am keen to hear some feedback on it viewed on different devices and platforms.  
 
I've got another three pages just about ready to go, and those will follow in a matter of days. I'll be sharing with my peeps on the Alembic Club first of course  
 
After I get all the product pages revised, I'll be working on mobile-friendly stuff and some other cool goodies.

[StephenR]

Page looks great! Love that you can view the different wood types and models. Listing options below is also a winner. I viewed on an iMac using Firefox and had no display problems, thumbnails expanded when clicked on etc.

[rockerdebassman]

Looks fine on Google Chrome, as well. I loaded all images fine, and want to own each and every example.

[chinacat]

Looks good in Safari as well.

[edwardofhuncote]

Actually frames up nice on my mobile already.

[hammer]

Looks great to me in Explorer and Chrome. And nice to see one of my basses in the mix.

[moongerm]

Looks great and sizes perfectly on my Samsung Android phone using chrome, dolphin, and firefox. The added details like the history, retro model, weight, and body depth are a nice added touch and in one place.

[lbpesq]

Looks great on my iPad.
 
Bill, tgo

[jseitang]

looks amazing mica, the breakdown of the kinds is helpful.

[keith_h]

I noticed some of the standard models show full laminate necks as opposed to the walnut pinstripes.  
 
Other than that looks good on Firefox.  
 
Keith

[terryc]

I guess a Jimmy Johnson and Mark King page will be coming as well, looks great !
Looking forward to the forthcoming page indeed Mica.
I can relate to that story, when I first seen Stan, it was on a late night music program in the 70's when I was 16 or 17, 'The Old grey Whistle test' on BBC 2 and it was  Return To Forever' who were on the programme.
I heard the sound and was awed at his playing but the only basses I knew were Fender & Gibson, I could not recognise his bass at all! It was a couple of years later that I finally heard of Alembic to which were very rare in the UK! The only person I knew in the UK who had one was Norman Watt-Roy who was in Ian Dury & The Blockheads and it is featured on the video 'Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick'

[terryc]

I guess a Jimmy Johnson and Mark King page will be coming as well, looks great !
Looking forward to the forthcoming page indeed Mica.
I can relate to that story, when I first seen Stan, it was on a late night music program in the 70's when I was 16 or 17, 'The Old grey Whistle test' on BBC 2 and it was  Return To Forever' who were on the programme.
I heard the sound and was awed at his playing but the only basses I knew were Fender & Gibson, I could not recognise his bass at all! It was a couple of years later that I finally heard of Alembic to which were very rare in the UK! The only person I knew in the UK who had one was Norman Watt-Roy who was in Ian Dury & The Blockheads and it is featured on the video 'Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick'

[hifiguy]

Worked like a charm on both iPhone and Chrome-equipped laptop. Wonderful pics! And what Keith said about the standard models.

[malthumb]

Looks great!  
 
Nice having the history as well as all the specs on the same page.  Having the models lined up side by side answers a lot of what's the difference between X and Y questions

[sonicus]

Mica ,it all looks swell !  
 
Terry , I am a fan of that Norman Watt-Roy video with Ian Dury.
Everytime I see and hear that video , I think to my self ;  there is some serious Bass playing going on !   I usually have to listen to it twice because I really like it .
 
Wolf