My Mark King Deluxe

Started by badaxe, May 09, 2004, 08:51:31 AM

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badaxe

Hi Alembic-Fellows,
 
I'm really in love with my Alembic Bass !
Please have a look at it:
http://www.guitarmaniacs.de/html/users/bbadaxe/bbadaxe-bass-alembic.shtml
 
It's from 1987, a very early one. Mint condition !
 
Greetings from Munich, Germany
 
badaxe

David Houck

Very nice Mark King.  Welcome to the group.

malthumb

That's a really nice dark cocobolo!  You oughta post a picture in the Showcase in the Signature Basses folder.
 
Welcome to the Alembic Club, where GAS is the equivalent of the State Flower.
 
Peace,
 
James
1987 Series I
2000 Mark King Deluxe / Series II 5-string

bassman10096

Beautiful, deep coco bolo.  My favorite!  Welcome to the group.
 
Bill

mint_bass

welcome to tghe group congratulations on your new bass i love the top wood that is so nice i really like it
 
talk to you soon
andrewmin

harald_rost

Welcome Bernhard,  
 
good to see another German Alembic player here.
A great looking bass!
 
Harald  
 

bracheen

Great bass, congratulations and welcome.  I'm hoping a MK is my next purchase, waaaaaay down the road.
 
Sam

thebass

Wieder ein Alembic mehr in Deutschland. Gl?ckwunsch !
 
Werner

ox_junior

The pointed tail makes it look like a very exquisite piece of ornamentation for your lawn!
 
Beautiful bass, congrats!
 
Mike Bisch

rklisme

Bernhard
 
Very nice bass, don't you just love it? Welcome and congratulations!
 
Rory
 

jazzyvee

Just something that crossed my mind. Is there any difference in the electronics or the way they are set up between the Stanley Clarke and Mark King Signature Models?
 
Or, are the differences between the two models purely in wooden bits of the bass.. ie the body shape, scale length, neck,  types of wood etc ?
 
Jazzyvee
The sound of Alembic is medicine for the soul!
http://www.alembic.com/info/fc_ktwins.html

pookeymp

Hey Jazzyvee,
 
I believe the only differences is the body shape/size and scale length.  For the Signature Deluxe, the Stanley Clark comes standard w/ Rosewood top laminates, while the Mark King comes standard w/ Coco Bolo top laminates.
 
The electronics are identical, the body woods are the same, and even the wood and laminates used in the neck are identical.  Of course, you can customize and change all that.
 
Mikey/

pookeymp

Hey Badaxe,
 
That is a beautiful bass...welcome aboard and enjoy.
 
Mikey/