7343 series 1

Started by frosty, October 30, 2010, 11:19:28 PM

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elwoodblue

Wow...that just makes me smile,
 
Welcome frosty, do you gig with #43 ?
...she's gorgeous!

bigyouth


adriaan

A feast for the eyes!

sonicus

This is indeed  a Bass to be proud of. I really love it too !
Awesome !

artswork99

Ohhhh yesssss!
 
Welcome to the Alembic Forum Jim!  Beautiful bass, Play it Healthy!

frosty

Hi Guys ya this has been my main axe for many years, I am the 2nd owner. A friend bought it new in Seatle in 73, my power supply is # 17 that came with it.

edwin

That is beautiful. I love the caramel colored pickups.
 
What are the neck woods? Scale length? I am assuming that the extra knob is a master volume. I know, we're just full of questions around here!

frosty

The neck I think has walnut, maple, purple heart,mahogony. Just a guess alembic never kept good records in the early days so they tell me.
The scale is 34 and the extra knob is a master volume possibly one of the first ones with the master volume. This bass has incredible tone.

serialnumber12

Cool bass frosty, i own #12 and been gigging with it for 30 yrs now.
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David Houck

Great example of an early Alembic!!

hydrargyrum

Wow! Beautiful instrument.

funkyjazzjunky

The Alembic Logo on the headstock looks unique

lbpesq

That style has shown up on a few early Alembics, including Old #10 and this peanut guitar.
 
Bill, tgo

mario_farufyno

These early Alembics are sooo beautifull, I'm spechless!
Not just a bass, this is an Alembic!