Yes! Thank you very much! Memories from a better time when I didn't have money. The one main thing I remember about the Omegas besides the balance and all that you get from a loving made Tobias was the neck pickup. I swear that is the best neck pickup ever!!! I love to groove but I also will ram some notes down some throats and with the Omega, you could do it from the neck pickup alone! I don't know if it was the placement, they look tiny in comparison but WOW! At the time I was playing blues, loving the tone of the low B and when I would get busy, I notice I would be playing just with neck pickup not knowing. It's not tilted or any that mumbo jumbo. It is just unreal! Been so long and I know you can speak to this if it is true with yours. Again it might of been a fluke but that was the other major standoff of the Omega models. Priceless my friend. Yeah don't ever sell them, just I had to ask.
I look at my five as an elegant sledge hammer. The B is still among the very best I've ever experienced, 36 years later. The overall punch and clarity have to be heard. The action is low and effortless. I did the pickup selector with two volumes so I could quickly go between my two favorite settings... both full on or bridge soloed. 34" scale blew the idea that a 35" was required completely out of the water. But the bass looks and plays longer than a typical 34" because of the cut.
This bass completely spoiled me. Time to take it out for some gigs again... it's been awhile.