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L2500 on record
- Thread starter bassybass
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here is the links from a previous post to a band on you tube, it should give you a good idea of what to expect, there is also the sounds clips on the G&L web site you should check out.
Listen to thisYouTube sample of a friend's band for a more R&B sound:
I have a Tribby L-2500, and while many of its settings are "boinky" in character when soloed, you can dial in old school tones---and I find most settings sit wonderfully in the mix. A very muscular bass.
I have a Tribby L-2500, and while many of its settings are "boinky" in character when soloed, you can dial in old school tones---and I find most settings sit wonderfully in the mix. A very muscular bass.
