Well, before I get too attached to this beauty I'd like to see what kind of interest people have in it.
This is an amazingly beautiful 1997 G&L L2000 in Trans Green. This finish was a premium option and is not one that you see very often at all. It is an absolutely beautiful finish on an equally good looking piece of ash. The body has some really interesting figuring on the front near the middle- quite different.
The neck is a wide but flat profile; 1 11/16" at the nut, but thin front to back which is very comfortable. This is my personal favorite G&L neck profile, it reminds me of my '82 L2000E. It has a sort of semi-gloss finish that is quite nice for moving around.
Overall condition is very nice. It has been outfitted with a new bridge, new knobs, and new electronics cover for the bass all from G&L- the old hardware had pitted from lack of use. With the these additions, you can scarcely tell it was ever played. There are a few dings and scratches that are hard to notice due to the nature of the finish, though the "worst" is a pen-tip-sized nick in the front near the bridge- Nothing major.
Everything works as it should, it is set up well, and plays great. Weight is about 9.5lbs, and it balances very well. It is an awesome bass overall and I have no problem keeping it, but I am always on the hunt for new and exciting things.
The original G&L hardshell case is also in very good condition. (Still has the signature maple syrup smell of a new G&L case)
Sale price is [DEL]$900[/DEL] [DEL]$875[/DEL] $850 Shipped in ConUS
[DEL]Trade value is a bit higher. In terms of trades, I am very open to offers, but am always interested in funky and different one off creations or "custom" basses. Warwick, Spector, and EBMM are also at the top of my "want to try" list. Feel free to throw anything at me though![/DEL]
An EBMM Bongo 4 (H or HH) would be the only trade I'm interested in right now
On to the eye candy:
(Just to be clear, the reflections on the body are not on the bass, just my tree reflecting on the mirror-like finish
)
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!
Thanks for looking!
This is an amazingly beautiful 1997 G&L L2000 in Trans Green. This finish was a premium option and is not one that you see very often at all. It is an absolutely beautiful finish on an equally good looking piece of ash. The body has some really interesting figuring on the front near the middle- quite different.
The neck is a wide but flat profile; 1 11/16" at the nut, but thin front to back which is very comfortable. This is my personal favorite G&L neck profile, it reminds me of my '82 L2000E. It has a sort of semi-gloss finish that is quite nice for moving around.
Overall condition is very nice. It has been outfitted with a new bridge, new knobs, and new electronics cover for the bass all from G&L- the old hardware had pitted from lack of use. With the these additions, you can scarcely tell it was ever played. There are a few dings and scratches that are hard to notice due to the nature of the finish, though the "worst" is a pen-tip-sized nick in the front near the bridge- Nothing major.
Everything works as it should, it is set up well, and plays great. Weight is about 9.5lbs, and it balances very well. It is an awesome bass overall and I have no problem keeping it, but I am always on the hunt for new and exciting things.
The original G&L hardshell case is also in very good condition. (Still has the signature maple syrup smell of a new G&L case)
Sale price is [DEL]$900[/DEL] [DEL]$875[/DEL] $850 Shipped in ConUS
[DEL]Trade value is a bit higher. In terms of trades, I am very open to offers, but am always interested in funky and different one off creations or "custom" basses. Warwick, Spector, and EBMM are also at the top of my "want to try" list. Feel free to throw anything at me though![/DEL]
An EBMM Bongo 4 (H or HH) would be the only trade I'm interested in right now
On to the eye candy:
(Just to be clear, the reflections on the body are not on the bass, just my tree reflecting on the mirror-like finish
)If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!
Thanks for looking!