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2400wattman
Advanced Member Username: 2400wattman
Post Number: 343 Registered: 11-2005
| Posted on Tuesday, May 08, 2007 - 7:35 am: | |
I'd always dreamed of having a custom bass built,from a double neck(fretted, fretless) Spector NS-2 which had been abandoned due to my back aging faster than me, I believe in my heart that Alembic is the one. Even though I've only been playing them for about a year and a half this is where I want to call home. So here is the Dream Series 1 5 Pc. neck-3 flame maple, 2 ebony lams abalone inlays inlaid logo w/shell side l.e.d.'s & front laser l.e.d.'s in blue ebony neck framing @ the body Bal. K Heart-Omega w/elbow & tummy cut p/up selector on lower horn (vintage placement) Buckeye Burl top maple pinstripe,1/8" purple heart accent lam maple pinstripe,1/8" walnut or wenge accent lam flame maple core reverse the order above for the back of the bass No wood front or back plates, and I originally wanted 1/8" ebony accent lams instead of walnut or wenge but the cost was already out there soooo, you know how it goes guys it's only money! |
crgaston
Advanced Member Username: crgaston
Post Number: 375 Registered: 11-2005
| Posted on Tuesday, May 08, 2007 - 10:14 am: | |
Sounds freakin' sweet, Adam! Don't be afraid to pony up the jack for the wood backplates, though. They're really not that much when you think of paying for them over a period of a few years ;-) Plus they're lighter than brass...think of the money you'll save on chiropractic bills! |
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