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Club Alleva Coppolo (Part V)

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Jon, that looks amazing!! I'll come down to a gig and check that baby out.
Awesome. Sandman.:)



Sorry for the number of Photos.. I could of gone even further..
The white just pops in the sunlight soo much!!
The last photo is a great touch from Jimmy.. Little birthday tribute for me!

The true test of the beast is the next 2 days and 3 gigs. Just sounds ridiculously good with home practice and then rehearsal the other day with both me and my mate - a much better player than me - playing it. Basically running the bass flat too, everything up, leaving the onboard Pre unboosted and just the smallest touch of 300hz from my Hellborg Pre and its monsterous!
It just does everything a good Jazz bass does and more. Just goes from very Pillowly and Warm tones to over the top crispness.
Im a very, very happy man for my 13month wait!! If I didnt have to watch my spending for the coming months, Jimmy would be getting a second order straight up!! Let the exodus of 'extra' gear begin hahah

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I'm glad people are working past this, 'cause Jason said Jimmy has a cat to let out of the bag this week, and I would rather talk about what it might be, and if anyone knows when it will be announced.

I guess I shouldn't 'tell', but what the heck. It is my understanding that Jimmy is introducing a new line of 'vintage' boutique basses based on the amazing Gibson Ripper and Grabber basses of the mid 70's. Options will include maple boards that were cut between one week and one day ago, and custom electronics that, based on comments from the few who have played the prototypes, sound 'just as amazingly bad as the originals'.
 
I guess I shouldn't 'tell', but what the heck. It is my understanding that Jimmy is introducing a new line of 'vintage' boutique basses based on the amazing Gibson Ripper and Grabber basses of the mid 70's. Options will include maple boards that were cut between one week and one day ago, and custom electronics that, based on comments from the few who have played the prototypes, sound and feel 'just as amazingly bad as the originals'.


lmao.. Nice Ken!
 
I guess I shouldn't 'tell', but what the heck. It is my understanding that Jimmy is introducing a new line of 'vintage' boutique basses based on the amazing Gibson Ripper and Grabber basses of the mid 70's. Options will include maple boards that were cut between one week and one day ago, and custom electronics that, based on comments from the few who have played the prototypes, sound 'just as amazingly bad as the originals'.

Well, I wouldn't miss a chance to pass that one up! Good one, Ken.

-Steve
 
I guess I shouldn't 'tell', but what the heck. It is my understanding that Jimmy is introducing a new line of 'vintage' boutique basses based on the amazing Gibson Ripper and Grabber basses of the mid 70's. Options will include maple boards that were cut between one week and one day ago, and custom electronics that, based on comments from the few who have played the prototypes, sound 'just as amazingly bad as the originals'.

I'm in if the fretboard has the 'DN' option.

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