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I think I can take the prize for this thread.....
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I paid $5K for the 4 string Alembic Series I and around $6K for the 5 string Alembic Series II.........In the same week! (It was a helluva bonus year)
I could sell either for more than I paid for them today. I have no plans to sell either anytime soon. I'll be playing the 5 string at church tomorrow.
Peace,
James

I think I can take the prize for this thread.....
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I paid $5K for the 4 string Alembic Series I and around $6K for the 5 string Alembic Series II.........In the same week! (It was a helluva bonus year)
I could sell either for more than I paid for them today. I have no plans to sell either anytime soon. I'll be playing the 5 string at church tomorrow.
Peace,
James
still at home with me ... My 94 CT 8 string...
My Alembic Stanley Clarke Brown Bass... these two together cost me over $15,000 Then behind these in price are my other CTs, Spellbinders (2of which were owned by Stanley Clarke #3,#4), Fodera, Ritter,Warrior and others... other crazy gas attacks... A Ritter and Ken Smith bought the same day , on another day bought a Dingwall and F bass,,,, and in one week bought the Alembic brown bass on Tues and a ribbecke hafling on thur,,,plus this doesnt include my 15 Birdsongs over the past couple years!!! Talk about GAS !!!![]()

My Dave "Wendler" Fretless Custom Made "Electro-Acoustic"... $1200.00
My Fender "Tony Franklin" Fretless custom shop $1500.00
My Peavy Cirrus (US Made) $1200 (sold to get the Tony Franklin)

This one put a hurtin' on the old bank account...But it was worth every penny and then some!
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My most expensive bass (and worth EVERY penny):
Hurray for Darkplace!
