And I did find that 1989 catalog 
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I’ve played a Spoiler, although it was missing a G string

Heaviest bass I’ve ever encountered: Series II 6 string.When I see those basses, my back hurts.
That's certainly one of the best I've seen. They all look good but this one aligns with my taste. The long horn and chrome fix 2 of my bigger problems with many Alembics. Truly one of the most custom shops around for flexibility.Have you ever been knocked out by a particular Alembic looks wise? Because this is truely incredible!
When I see those basses, my back hurts.
Thanks for the GAS attack. Just when I thought I was done buying basses.
That’s a gorgeous one, no doubt.I caught James Taylor a couple of weeks back, with Jimmy Johnson, who has always been a big influence…quite accidentally. When I was starting on bass in the mid 80s my parents had this gospel album I jammed along to. It featured “Jimmy Johnson - Alembie 5 string base (sic)” lol. He played a short solo on one track which I attempted to learn. His playing on this album is astonishingly good, and unique.
Anyway, I’ve occasionally tried Alembic basses, but I’ve never liked the feel of them ergonomically. Obviously you can get used to things. But they are undeniably amazing instruments.
I was checking out their site as I’ve always thought a Rogue Series II might be the most sensible option. Then I saw this beauty and wanted to share:
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Have you ever been knocked out by a particular Alembic looks wise? Because this is truely incredible!