And loving every minute of it!  

 

  These guys have seen it all:

  Details on the bass:  Series II 6-string custom string gauges: .040 .055 .070 .085 .100 .115 neck: Mahogany, Maple, Walnut, Purpleheart, Ebony scale length: 32" medium neck contour: Shallow "C" fingerboard: Ebony with abalone ovals, custom narrow spacing peghead shape: Knobby with front and back bevel body: Coco Bolo, Maple pinstripe, Purpleheart accent laminate, Mahogany core body shape: Balance K with heart omega hardware: chrome, continuous wood backplates and truss rod cover birthday: August 26, 2014

Yes!!!!
 
This is wonderful to see!
 
And it's an absolutely beautiful bass!!!

Who's Phil Lesh?

Who is Phil Lesh?

Dang!
I want that 6 string thang!
Dat dere is sensational!!!!!!!!
I'd love to hear it!!
 Stanley's gonna be jealous as well as Mark King!!Hee hee!!

Welcome home, Phil.

Lloyd; there is a wikipedia page here.  Of some considerable significance is the role that Phil Lesh played in the earliest days of Alembic's history, with two of his instruments being foundational in establishing Alembic's reputation.  Susan has a nice history of Alembic here.  Thus, this is kind of a full circle type of thing; and I'm really happy to see him with that bass!

Wholly smokes that is sweet! Excellent work! That 11 piece neck laminate sandwich is brilliant. Love the 32 scale with the low B and .115 guage. Very interesting. Congrats!

This just puts a huge smile on my face!  
I was just having a conversation with a guitar friend of mine in that from early on how I would gravitate towards a certain Bass sound. At that time (teenager) I didn't understand why I just loved that sound.
The Phil Lesh / Alembic sound, grew up with it, it's in my DNA.
Many others of course Entwistles, Stanley, Jack etc.  
 
This is just so right! I can't wait to hear it!
Pete

Dear Mr. Lesh , My sincere congratulations to you !  I am thrilled that you have this beautiful Series II now. I look forward to hearing you play it soon.  I have been a long time listener of yours ( a bit over 45 years or so)   This is Excellent news !  
 
 Wolf

Congratulations, Phil! It's beautiful! Enjoy it in good health! Maybe we could have a big photo feature of it to gaze at longingly...

Talk about full circle.  OK, Mica, I know you can't 'kiss and tell', but what is the back-story to this?
 
He looks like one REALLY HAPPY Phil Lesh !
 
J o e y

Most excellent!
 
Peter

Well with Modulus on the fritz, he had to go somewhere. It may be a great way to get the fingers snapping in his new younger crowd, which is largely uninformed.

@dave I was joking lol. I'm not a dead fan but I am aware of the mark they made on the world, music and what awesome instruments they did it with!