Essence needs help. Restore or customize?

Started by BassFishing1, April 25, 2021, 07:26:30 PM

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hammer

If this bass has Alembic electronics as indicated it's a good deal. I would think any informed player or luthier worth his/her salt could work that hum out and one would have a pretty nicer start Alembic.

edwardofhuncote


sharkwagon

#17
It reminds me of my "beater" Peavey TL5 that had the finish stripped off by a previous owner.  It's an amazing player and I bet the Epic is too.  Wish I had the funds* to pick it up

(*wife approved bass-capable funds)

mica

Hum shouldn't be an issue if the shielding is still intact and the electronics are correctly installed.

mario_farufyno

#19
No ferrite beads detected but doesn't look the gentleman really wants it to play. Hope new owner care more about it.
Not just a bass, this is an Alembic!

gearhed289

Quote from: sharkwagon on May 17, 2021, 12:39:41 PM
It reminds me of my "beater" Peavey TL5 that had the finish stripped off by a previous owner.  It's an amazing player and I bet the Epic is too.  Wish I had the funds* to pick it up

(*wife approved bass-capable funds)

I picked up a TL-6 about a year and a half ago for next to nothing. Really great bass at any price. Neck is amazing.

sharkwagon

Agreed, really well made instruments that are criminally under appreciated