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Old 12-15-2006, 11:11 AM
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ASAT Finish Questions and Opinions

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Hello,

I relly want to buy a G&L ASAT bass. I have tried it at a music store and loved the tone I got from it. I have a couple questions though:

1. How do I go about ordering a G&L bass?
2. What options are available when I order?
3. How much do the different types of finishes cost and the gun oil tint on the neck?
4. What case comes with the G&L?
5. How long do they take to be built?
6. What would be the price for a standard ASAT bass with no options?

I'm stuck between black (sexy), belair green (retro and cool), white (classy), and vintage white or butterscotch blonde (vintage looking). What finsih would you pick?

Thanks for your help.

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Old 12-15-2006, 12:45 PM
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Hello,

I relly want to buy a G&L ASAT bass. I have tried it at a music store and loved the tone I got from it. I have a couple questions though:

1. How do I go about ordering a G&L bass?
2. What options are available when I order?
3. How much do the different types of finishes cost and the gun oil tint on the neck?
4. What case comes with the G&L?
5. How long do they take to be built?
6. What would be the price for a standard ASAT bass with no options?

I'm stuck between black (sexy), belair green (retro and cool), white (classy), and vintage white or butterscotch blonde (vintage looking). What finsih would you pick?

Thanks for your help.

Go to G&L's site http://www.glguitars.com/frameset.htm and click on options for options (major option is the ablity to order 4 different neck profiles). The US models all include a hardshell case. I would guess around $1200 to $1300 new. Not sure on the time but I recently saw this and it looks great to me:

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Old 12-18-2006, 01:20 PM
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The music store where you tried one won't order one for you?

The domestic G&Ls come with a nice molded plastic case. A decent case, but no comparison to my Modulus' factory case. It's a 5-year case in moderate touring duties.

As far as the wait goes, back in '93 I custom-ordered my SB-2 and was quoted 8 weeks. It arrived in exactly 8 weeks. Well worth the wait.
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Old 12-20-2006, 04:06 PM
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Mine took just about 3 months from the time I ordered it , may I recommend http://guitarmannyc.com/ for a dealer
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