Hello,
for my next bass, I want a SC model, 32, exactly the same cotation (dimensions in french) as Stanley's model, Serie I, BUT with totally black wood (ebony or tinted vermillon) with maple stripes for body.
For the neck, ebony and maple, brass and nuts specifications for tenor (085, 065, 045, 030)

I think I asked the question about an alembic made almost completely out of ebony in here a few years ago.  I was told it would be very heavy indeed.
 
I imagine all that ebony would be horrendously expensive too.
But i think it would sound stunning...!!!  
 
I look forward to seeing that being constructed.
Jazzyvee

Don't forget African Blackwood (Dalbergia Melanoxylon)-- it is a rosewood, but looks similar to Ebony (and is hard and dense).

ok I will listen to rosewood...like the woman I'm loving to...

An SC in Ebony should be fine if you opt for the hollowed body chambers as on a Series II

sorry, but in french?  
hollowed body chambers as on a Series II ?

The core of the instrument has some hollow spaces in it to reduce the weight, as in an Alembic Series II instrument
 
Bill, tgo

do you know the difference of weight ?
Is it really important ? I think that an ebony SC is less heavier than my MK 5 strings 34...

Dave Houck can answer the weight question.  He knows Alembics inside out

With all the Ebony you've mentioned in the neck, the SC will certainly be more massive. It's amazing what different woods can make in the finished weight. A typical 4-string long-scale Essence weighs about 8.5 pounds. Mine is 10.75 pounds. Mine also has a Cherry body, Kingwood top, and a 7-piece Maple and Purpleheart neck.  
 
We have a very limited quantity of black Ebony that is wide enough for tops. No bookmatch to center, but there is enough for maybe one or tow tops.

Hah!!!
I actually have no idea what the difference in weight would be between a chambered and a non-chambered Small Standard body bass.  I don't recall seeing it mentioned before, and a quick search didn't find it.

Dave,  
 
You are still the man!!!

senegal blackwood look nice...a little of tincture will be perfect.
What is about price and weight ?

As a gross generalization, my guess is that African Blackwood weighs about 3/4 less than Ebony and Coco Bolo, and maybe 1/3 more than Maple and Walnut.  From what I've been able to determine, it appears to be much more expensive than Coco Bolo.  But I'm just guessing based on researching the web.

Thank's Dave, and for sound, versus coco and ebony ?