This is the first bass I ever bought in FEB 1994...and I hope I will not commit sacrilege by publishing this post.

The original MEC electronic has been replaced by two fantastic Alembic single coils because it had a massive noise in the last third of the treble aperture.

Specs:

- Built in 1993
- 4 string
- Bolt on
- 24 frets / longscale
- String spacing: 16mm
- Body: bubinga
- Neck + fretboard: wenge
- PUs: 2 Alembic single coils
- Electronics, on board preamp: by Swiss luthier Peter Scott
- Strings: Warwick Red Label 35 - 95

For all those interested, here are a few sound examples:

[Topic moved from the Showcase board "Instruments modified by Alembic".]

Cool bass! Sounds great.

Davide - that looks and sounds cool.
No harm no foul when adding Alembic stuff to an existing bass!  :-)

Quote from: J9 on November 12, 2019, 09:32:25 AM
Cool bass! Sounds great.

Thank YOU so much... 

Quote from: pauldo on November 12, 2019, 06:55:34 PM
Davide - that looks and sounds cool.
No harm no foul when adding Alembic stuff to an existing bass!  :-)

Thank you, dear pauldo... then I'm relieved 

Kentauro,
you should add your email address to your profile so people can get a hold of  you if interested.

Nice post.
Glynn

Thanks, murray...!! 

Quote from: J9 on November 13, 2019, 08:47:53 AM
Kentauro,
you should add your email address to your profile so people can get a hold of  you if interested.

Done...