I had this posted on the Gear Page and members there told me I should post it here, as it is definitely more Alembic oriented in the electronics area than the vintage strat/LP type stuff that is more popular there.  I have tons of references over at TGP , as well as 100% positive feedback on ebay.  
 
it is listed here  
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/RARE-VINTAGE-1982-MOONSTONE-VULCAN-DELUXE_W0QQitemZ150303222160QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item150303222160&_trkparms=72%3A1424|39%3A1|66%3A2|65%3A12|240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
 
I'll sell it for $2350 + paypal + shipping (or less for local pickup - near Philly)  
 
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any questions please ask  
 
hoping it finds a home that will appreciate it!  
 
all the best
Bob

I remember these guitars!!!  Very nice.

+1
Mike
 
those Bartolini pups are amazing, and the action is superb.
 
while different than an Alembic... it an amazing early vintage electronics milestone guitar... and I hear Henry Kaiser absolutely loves his!

Bob:
 
Would you consider trades, or are you looking for cash only?
 
Bill, tgo

Hello Bob.  I am sorry for hijacking this post.  But, Bill I was just wondering which of your Alembics is your favorite in terms of tone, playability, and feel?
 
Thanking you in advance...Carl

Carl:
 
Picking my favorite Alembic is like picking a favorite child - I love them all!  But, if you twist my arm, here goes:
 
Tone:  '76 Series I
Playability:  Further
Feel:  Further
 
Bill, tgo
 
(Message edited by lbpesq on October 22, 2008)

Bill
I prefer the cash - but am intrigued regarding what you have to trade?
 
new2 - NO problem.. I'm wondering to!

Bob:
 
email sent.
 
Bill, tgo

Bill I understand.  Thanks for the feedback.
 
Carl

SOLD - to a new friend from TGP. funny - to me this is a Stanley Clarke guitar - a multi tone option guitar , not for the trad vintage LP tone freaks.  
 
the guy buying it is going to use it for SLIDE! .. I figured it would sell to a fusion type player.  
 
thanks for all the interest and trade offers.
 
looking for that alembic in the hopefully not distant future!
Bob