| Author | Message | ||
| Mike Link (zombierockstar)
New Username: zombierockstar Post Number: 7 Registered: 9-2002 |
This story behind this bass is pretty interesting...so here goes...there's a drummer/friend of mine who plays for one of Boise's more popular bands, The Casey Bryant Band, and he told me the bands' bass-player had to quit due to legal reasons. The drummer asked me to audition and I immediately got the gig. The funny thing is...is that the former bassist needed to sell this Alembic for legal reasons (he didn't want to part with his Schecter 5-string!!??). He wanted $900 for the Epic!!!! I'm thinking..."This baby's mine now!!!!" It's in great condition and plays beautifully!!! It's a 'lifer'! One thing though, Mica, can you reply with a little info on this particular bass? The S/N is 96W10040 USA. Thank you so much for creating a beautiful bass!!! Mike  | ||
| Peter Hess (locutusofborg10)
New Username: locutusofborg10 Post Number: 1 Registered: 11-2002 |
Just got my first Alembic. An Epic and it's a beauty. I was told I am the second owner. There will not be a third unless one my kids decides to learn how to play. No photo yet, sorry. I'm putting it in my will so that it never gets into the wrong hands. | ||
| Douglas Signorovitch (1stbass)
New Username: 1stbass Post Number: 2 Registered: 11-2002 |
Hi Mike, Thats one sweet bass, i have the same one with a figured walnut top. The light maple is sweet good luck its a keeper | ||
| 57basstra
Advanced Member Username: 57basstra Post Number: 368 Registered: 4-2005 |
I realize this is a new response to a post long ago, but I reall like the stories of how folks got their instruments. Nice pic! |
