Yeah, and really, the pile does NOT represent any particular order of preference, either. That LG definitely sets the bar for any other alder/rw J I'll ever play.Not on the top of the pile but the headstock makes for a cool focal point in the pic.![]()
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Yeah, and really, the pile does NOT represent any particular order of preference, either. That LG definitely sets the bar for any other alder/rw J I'll ever play.Not on the top of the pile but the headstock makes for a cool focal point in the pic.![]()
Man seriously I don't even know if I could keep all my basses straight in my mind if I had all the wonderful toys you have. It would take me an hour to decide what to bring when going to a gig...![]()
For sure.Yeah, and really, the pile does NOT represent any particular order of preference, either. That LG definitely sets the bar for any other alder/rw J I'll ever play.
Ken's gonna have a pic like that soon but it's gonna be all P basses.![]()
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See!!! Now just mix in an SVT and fridge and you'll be set.Bubba voice from Forest Gump: 'P Bass with nickels, P Bass with steels, PBass with old nickels, P Bass with flatwounds, PBass with old flatwounds, PBass passive, PBass with nitro, PBass with poly, Pbass with 4 strings, PBass with 5 strings, PBass reverese pickup......![]()
Bubba voice from Forest Gump: 'P Bass with nickels, P Bass with steels, PBass with old nickels, P Bass with flatwounds, PBass with old flatwounds, PBass passive, PBass with nitro, PBass with poly, Pbass with 4 strings, PBass with 5 strings, PBass reverese pickup......![]()

WARNING: This only represents Vic's J basses![]()
Bubba voice from Forest Gump: 'P Bass with nickels, P Bass with steels, PBass with old nickels, P Bass with flatwounds, PBass with old flatwounds, PBass passive, PBass with nitro, PBass with poly, Pbass with 4 strings, PBass with 5 strings, PBass reverese pickup......![]()
I have a few people in mind but it takes time and a lot more dough than you'd think.
-Jimmy

Heck yeah. Money would be secondary in that gig. I'd work for a burger.Hire me, I'll work for bagels![]()
I would dig seeing some pics of your gold LM if you have any available. If that's the one on Jimmy's site, that's a killer looking bass.

Nice!! Can't wait to see it! That bass is killin' on the site.I do not like to "goad" per se but I will oblige soon and get some photos up. Be patient as my camera skills are very limited.
However, I'd have to humbly say BY far one of the most gorgeous basses I have ever googled.
The GOLD changes tints all day from bright in the morning to a sultry darkish tangerine transucent brassy rich kind of thing.
I've owned a 64 Shoreline Jazz-nice
83 Jazz Collector series in Aztec gold-very nice
Alleva LM 5 in Harvest Gold. Exquisite, sublime. THE NICEST![]()
I've probably missed it but what is the story behind the 'home plate' style neck plate on the LM5 Deluxe on the site? Was that something that Jimmy just tried or will it be on basses in the future?
Cool. Well from a purely aesthetic standpoint, the 'home plate' neck plate rocks. Would be nice if Jimmy offered that style neck plate if someone wanted it. Not sure how much goes into that, though.In a conversation I had with Jimmy on this the "home plate" neck plate, he said it was experimental ( used on 3 basses for NAMM SHOW ) and I believe Pete ( or is it Vic ) has a one piece maple neck with a 4 bolt neck.
The micor tilt is not functional. Cosmetic only.
The neck plate is stamped EXHIBITION
Here's the mockup of my LM5 (I'm not sure if I mentioned it in the thread but I changed the color to 3 tone sunburst), courtesy thndrstk6:
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