New bass day - Precision bass content

[danbanbass]

So after 3 months of waiting it’s arrived, I custom ordered a Precision Bass by Luca at Alnus Basses. (Insert joke about name here)

 

There wasn’t an awful lot of information about them on the web, so set about tracking down owners across social media outlets, general consensus was he made lovely basses.

 

I’ve always wanted a lime green metallic P Bass but Fender custom shop prices were out of reach for me especially when buying blind.

I contacted Luca and gave him the specs I wanted and went through step by step with him in regard to colour shades/pickguard colours etc.

 

I liked the fact he made the necks and bodies out of raw materials rather than pre made husks of the shelf, all paint/relicing and pickups were done in house and I liked the thought of a bass being built in a lovely Italian village (My family originates from Italy so this was a little piece of Italy).

 

So for the result, it’s beautifully made and very resonant!

 

The colour may not be to everyone’s tastes but I’m really happy with it, it needed a little setup to get it how I wanted it and it’s lovely.

 

Just waiting for amp to warm up before plugging it in, if the pickup isn’t my bag I have a couple laying around including a Fender PV60 and Seymour Duncan Quarterpound.

 

I will more than likely fit a badass 2 bridge to it aswell which I have spare.

 

 

 

Edited 35 minutes ago by danbanbass

[BassApprentice]

Whilst the colour isn't to my liking - the rest of the work looks great. Quite a convincing relic job, although the neck has no reason to be so worn after the 7th fret! 😂😉

[Lozz196]

That’s really nice, and the colour looks great with the tort.  Looks good in the pic with the other two basses too.

[Mrbigstuff]

I like the colour a lot. Hadn’t heard of this maker before but sounds like a good experience.