For sale FS/FT: Alleva-Coppolo LG5 Inca Silver

It's killing me to resist this.. the price is so good.

can you describe its sound? it must have Alleva mojo right?
what is the weight?

oh, it looks so good. must resist... :scowl::scowl:

It definately has the "Alleva" mojo. I don't have a scale but it feels about the same as my 55-94. Not to heavy IMO.

Big bump on this one. This price is amazing for this spec. I believe this bass would be over $4K if purchased new.

While I was never a fan of Nitro finishes, my LG has totally flipped me on that. Jimmy's finish guy is the 'best of the best' regarding Nitro spraying, and the Nitro LG's just feel SO old school and vintage. I have the same RW board on my LG, and it's among the best I've ever seen or felt.

Wonderful bass if you are looking for a very mid or late 60's vintage J vibe in a perfect fit and finish 5 string active bass.

If I didn't have my surf green LG, I would be ALL over this.

Bump for a great TBer and a killer price

sold
pm coming

thx!

Sold to Chef. Waiting on e-check to clear.

Chef said:

sold
pm coming

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Go Chef!

I knew I should have jumped on this one quicker..Congrats Alan

KJung said:

Big bump on this one. This price is amazing for this spec. I believe this bass would be over $4K if purchased new.

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Yep. By my calculations, somewhere in the vicinity of about $4,400-4500.

you know Alan i think you should stick to your original plan of getting a brand new Alleva. think about it... you could personalize it to your likes and fancy. just imagine what a lovely instrument you could have... you could even put it for a comparisons with Vic's!

yes i wanted this one! good one Alan, great score!!

but if you ever feel likes she's not the one just send me a PM.

Here's a pic of the control cavity scratch Steve sent me, just as an fyi for whomever:

Chef said:

Here's a pic of the control cavity scratch Steve sent me, just as an fyi for whomever:

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HAH! That's NOTHING. Thing is, nitro is also probably the most "repairable" finish there is. Lots easier to deal with than poly. Personally, especially noting the location, unless it was down to bare wood, I'm not even sure I'd bother with it. Otherwise, I might touch it up.

Sold & shipped.