Da Maestro: G&L L-2500

[Dr. Cheese]

I always have thought these basses are a good choice for the modern, humbucker, mid heavy tone.

 

[JRA]

love those axes, doc --- what else could a player need?!! you sound good! and you look good, too!

 

[Dr. Cheese]

love those axes, doc --- what else could a player need?!! you sound good! and you look good, too!

That’s not me.

I look like this:

 

[Dr. Cheese]

This is incredibly good sounding L-2500 tone!

 

[JRA]

That’s not me. I look like this:

you look good either way, doc!

 

[alack]

That’s not me.

I look like this:

Sounding good and looking good!

 

[LadyLoveStingRay5]

That’s not me.

I look like this:

I like your Peavey a lot more than the G&L. The Peavey sounds modern yet smooth/rich . It's not so hot sounding like I find most G&Ls.

 

[ardgedee]

This is incredibly good sounding L-2500 tone!

Wow, Doc. When did you get that sleeve tattoo?

 

[Dr. Cheese]

I like your Peavey a lot more than the G&L. The Peavey sounds modern yet smooth/rich . It's not so hot sounding like I find most G&Ls.

Thanks, it took me a very long time to truly appreciate this bass.

 

[pablogacevedo]

I love my L2000 and I'm considering buying one of these bad boys

 

[salmon256]

G&L had a really good march sale on their website, as I always say, they are on my list of considerations when looking for an all around bass, Yamaha, ESP and G&L L2000/2500 are all on the list... Can't tell you what I feel without trying but wish I could find more G&L!

 

[Pings Bass]

modern, humbucker, mid heavy tone.

That's exactly why I picked up a tribute L2500 several years back. It can also get nice and thumpy in passive mode. Lots of tone variety if you're patient and find all the good combos of switches and knobs.