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Club Alleva-Coppolo (Part 21)

Few shots first thing before the show opens today.
 

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Jimmy hasent been to Namm in I think 7 years so it's just very cool to do this again and share the goings on with you guys -the extended Coppolo family......and also the batch is pretty wild and unique. Hopefully the man himself will arrive tomorrow.....we'll see.
I have to say that I've played only 4 of the basses but they have been pretty stellar. The burst is killer as is the RA5, the Sherwood Green looks great and has a very vintage tone. And IMO , a P bass with a pick is a classic iconic tone and I had a hard time putting down the ash/maple kbp4. Flats on those.
Great to have the gang back with all these Jimmy basses!
 
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