The bass is in great condition, beautiful Birdseye maple top and back with macassar ebony fretboard. Beautiful craftsmanship!

Rob- you sir, have excellent taste. Glad to have had a hand in that one!  . (it was my heads-up, yes?)

Yes, Greg, thanks for the tip! I am now in good company

That is one very nice bass. I love the body shape in comparison to the standard point I have.

Thanks, Hammer, I like the shape too. I haven't seen a lot of Omegas from the 70s, seems to me that standard point was more common then. Looking forward to seeing your new fretless!

What a nice looking bass, Rob. There's something about it that makes me keep coming back to take another peek at the pictures!
Enjoy!

Rob   

Thanks, Rob.  For me, the third photo is iconic and evokes fond memories of the mid-late 70s.

Quote from: rv_bass on December 07, 2017, 04:48:51 PM
Thanks, Rob.  For me, the third photo is iconic and evokes fond memories of the mid-late 70s.

Indeed, a birdseye maple topped Alembic with an Omega-cut body... that is *the* image for me too. I've later come to appreciate other shapes and patterns, but that's the one. Lots of "Chain-Links" DNA shared with that bass of yours.

This is such a cool bass

Not sure what I could add, except to just agree, wholeheartedly. Bass of my dreams, right there. 

Adding the build sheet for safe keeping...

Super lovely!