Recent content by guyzo

I play two old Alembic series l's, fretted and fretless, along with an Ibanez microbes (it's just so tiny!)And I gotta say the neck throughs are wonderful, the sustain and tones are great! The wee mikrobass is a bolt on neck, and it's fun too, but on a whole different level (ie not quite as...

I am eorking off a tablet i have yet to grasp.... thanks

While my fav fretless is my fretless series I alembic, i do have an old washburn bantam fretless that plays very well and has a very versitle tonal pallet. Good little bass to be sure. I would recomend it to anyone as a first fretless.

For my first decade of playing i stuck with 2 basses. An old fender tele bass and my custom fretless alembic series I. Then i began going gear crazy and gathered a few more(kubicki x-factor, other odd fenders,eko, univox)Then i came into some cash and really.went off the low frequency deep end...

Just kidding! As a"finger fellow" or " fingerer" of over 30 years of bass playing i can only imagine the inner conflict you face.... theres the"damn i feel like a "guitard"(just saw that for the first time in that post above! Love it!) element, sure...but perhaps the angst you endure comes from...

I currently have my 82 custom series I fretless and a fretted 77 series I. over the years i've had another 77 fretted S I, fretless 82 S I, an 8 string S I, and 2 spoilers. Loved every one of them, but especially the two i have now!

Back in1982 my uncle offered to have a bass made for me for my birthday, by the company of my choice. So, i got in touch with alembic and put together what i figured would be an ultimate bass guitar. It was a series I medium scale four string with coco bolo face and back wood, fretless ebony...

I recently picked up the Sonuus B2M a analog to midi converter and after just a week of playing around with it I must say i like it. I am running the neck pickup of my alembic series I through the unit into a Triton while putting the treble pickp through a different signal chain. The B2M has a...

Its a fretless Bantam...I' ve no idea what year it is, but i must say, it plays nicely and has fairly versitile tonal pallet. I bought it from a pawn shop back in '99 for $200. It has a good, quick neck, and a relatively light overall weight. While not my favorite fretless, i would still...