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Capurso Basses

tleebassist11

Taylor Lee
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Dec 21, 2011
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Endorsing: Fodera, DR Strings, Epifani Amps
I just ordered a Capurso Spiral J 4 string. Im very excited to see how it turns out! Anyone else on Talkbass have a Capurso Jazz?
These are photo examples from his insta

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Yes, I have a 5 with MAMA electronics. Nice, solid bass with wide range of tones. I enjoy playing it and the workmanship is very good.
It doesn't show up well, but mine is a blue-violet trans finish that is very attractive. Maybe I can get a better shot today, if the light gets better in
my guitar room.
 

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Here is my beauty. Andrea Capurso is a phenomenal builder who can turn your dreams into a first-class instrument. Among other builders, his signature style reminds me the most of Alleva Coppolo—it’s an instrument with flawless details that also has a soul.

My piece is a Spiral P5 in a nitro finish, featuring a Lamborghini SE30 shade sprayed over Burgundy Mist Metallic. The body is made from 40-year-old American alder, just like the ones Fender used, paired with a roasted flame hard maple neck and a stunning Brazilian rosewood fingerboard! It features a ton of custom details that Andrea and I came up with together to match my exact specs, such as a white pearl binding with a thin rosewood strap, abalone dots, an Italian coin string retainer, a custom bridge, a Lollar pickup, and lollipop tuners.

Sound-wise, it’s an amazing modern P-bass. With the right strings and some foam, it sounds almost like my CS62. Armed with Italian Sansone strings, it reminds me of an Fbass BN5 on the neck pickup. The lows have massive weight, and the definition of the B-string is absolutely breathtaking, all while keeping that unmistakable P-style vibe.

With Capurso instruments, you truly get a piece of Italian flair wrapped in a work of art!
 

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