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El Toro.
- Thread starter ErikP.Bass
- Start date
Best feeling necks EVER on a bass!! I played one a few months ago and the sound was alright(mostly due to an electrical issue) but the neck was just incredible!!
bassplayer1494 said:
Yeah man. I'm all about the vintage G&L's....nothing like them. The tones too. Love!!!
mine is definitively my main bass:
what a thunderous rock in OMG passive mode with a pick!!!
As for the neck, i slightly prefer my L1000, which has a the same width but with a flatter shape.
Nonetheless, both are underestimated and wonderful instruments!
what a thunderous rock in OMG passive mode with a pick!!!
As for the neck, i slightly prefer my L1000, which has a the same width but with a flatter shape.
Nonetheless, both are underestimated and wonderful instruments!
Old nineties G&L's are firewood...FIREWOOD I tell ya!
(not really, but don't talk too much about how under-rated these Late-Leo basses are, you'll drive the prices up!)
(not really, but don't talk too much about how under-rated these Late-Leo basses are, you'll drive the prices up!)
shrimpflea said:you know what El Toro means.....it means "The Toro".
You mean, like the snowblowers?
metron said:
I have no idea. I'd suspect do considering the 80's and the fact that it has a matching headstock. You know what happens when you assume though.....
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I've got an '83 mahogany El-Toro and it's face melting! It's very much a more focused L-2000; same aggressive voice and versatility but tighter and less boomy. It'd be killer if they re-issued these beasts. They can be had for a steal on the used market.
