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Club Alleva-Coppolo (Part 17)

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Oh man.. I feel the Need for a Sparkle bass. That Ava Maria kbp5 bass is still calling my name now and again.. I have the devil on one shoulder saying do it, do it, and an angel on the other saying NO , NO... mmmm temptation!!!!

I have to say that the new red sparkly baby is just great to play. My '63 & '72 P basses haven't had a look in since it arrived :)

This one is rather nice in the sparkle finish department too:

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Nice! .. Not sure, But I think that was a NAMM show bass from a few years ago... If it is the same bass, I almost brought that one home... Very nice..



I have to say that the new red sparkly baby is just great to play. My '63 & '72 P basses haven't had a look in since it arrived :)

This one is rather nice in the sparkle finish department too:

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Nice! .. Not sure, But I think that was a NAMM show bass from a few years ago... If it is the same bass, I almost brought that one home... Very nice..

Hey Kirk ... Sup bro? Hope you're well.
This is a bass that Jimmy made for me back in NYC ... 2006 if my memory serves me right ... I took the plum crazy pbass instead ... it was lighter & more balanced ... I regret givin that one up the most ... but that's another story.
The sparkle bass amazing but I found it too neck heavy compared to my other AC's. Glad it's found a good home.
 
ok.. heres a couple of pics Jimmy and I took on monday.. i wasnt going to post em because i HATED the backdrop i used, and i only saw it once i got home, but..... i had to share this Plum Crazy KBP5... it may be the best one ive played... even over my own ;) ... its sounds fantastic!!! The other wasnt finished to play, but it looks amazing too!...
so again, appologies on the backdrop... trying to figure out how to keep one unwrinkled and clean in a dusty factory is kinda hard...

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Rick, do you know the color of the LG5? I really like it!
Dan
 
I'm on the hunt for either of these 2 basses

Mitch's NAMM 2008 Rootbeer LM5 (That Jonno sold)
(OR)
The website Rootbeer LM4 (The bass that Tom Bowlus traded a LG4 for)
I want to offer a straight trade for a Lakland 55-94 Deluxe
Does anybody know the whereabouts of theses 2 basses?
:help:

No offense, but a straight trade for a 55-94 for those basses. Not going to happen:p
 
badbassist said:
Hey Ya never know:smug:

I don't want to be mean and certainly you can dream but a 55-94 goes for $3500 new where an LM5 deluxe is closer to $4500. Due to supply and demand a USA Lakland is typically selling used for about 50-60% of the new value where as an Alleva especially the LMs are selling for more then 75% of the new value.

If you kick in between $1000-$1500 you may have a better chance of finding a willing trader.
 
I don't want to be mean and certainly you can dream but a 55-94 goes for $3500 new where an LM5 deluxe is closer to $4500. Due to supply and demand a USA Lakland is typically selling used for about 50-60% of the new value where as an Alleva especially the LMs are selling for more then 75% of the new value.

If you kick in between $1000-$1500 you may have a better chance of finding a willing trader.

Not to sound mean right back at ya Pete... But I do know how much an Alleva~Coppolo goes for! I own 2 already and my LM5 w/ a 1 off ash neck (NOT A BK!!!) is irreplaceable.
and I have seen LM basses go for 3k and up!!!
 
I don't want to be mean and certainly you can dream but a 55-94 goes for $3500 new where an LM5 deluxe is closer to $4500. Due to supply and demand a USA Lakland is typically selling used for about 50-60% of the new value where as an Alleva especially the LMs are selling for more then 75% of the new value.

If you kick in between $1000-$1500 you may have a better chance of finding a willing trader.

Good luck, but I am with Peter on this one.
 
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