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G&L Club Part 2

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Is there a current options list anywhere for the USA basses? Glguitars.com seems to be pretty out of date...


Bass Necks
Neck #
Name
Shape
Nut Width
Radius
1st Fret Depth
12th Fret Depth
5
G&L Vintage "C"
C
1 3/4"
7 1/2"
0.820"
0.940"
6
G&L Vintage Narrow "C"
C
1 1/2"
7 1/2"
0.820"
0.920"
7
G&L Modern "C"
C
1 3/4"
12"
0.820"
0.940"
8
G&L Modern Narrow "C"
C
1 1/2"
12"
0.820"
0.920"
10
G&L 5-string "C"
C
1 3/4"
12"
0.820"
0.940"


* All profiles have a +/- 0.015" tolerance

* 5-string models have no neck profile options available





Bird's Eye Maple fingerboard

available on fretted basses only
Rosewood Fretless fingerboard with or without white inlayed ghost lines; set-up with half-round strings
Ebony Fretless fingerboard ghostlines not available
Clear Gloss finish
Gun-oil Gloss Finish
Matching Headstock in burst or solid finishes




Neck Binding
Neck binding is available in white only.
Body binding
Body binding is available in white only, and can be ordered "single bound" or "double bound".

Available on ASAT Bass models only.
Wood Binding
Clear band around body perimeter.
Rear Body Contouring
Optional on ASAT Bass solid-body. Can not be used with "double bound" body.




White Pearloid, Tortoise Shell, Vintage Creme, 3-ply Black, 3-ply White, Mirror are available for all models which include pickguard.







Premium Flamed Maple Top: available on all models. Note that some models include Premium Flamed Maple Tops as standard.

Premium Quilted Maple Top: available on all models.

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I hope this is the appropriate place to ask... I am building a new bass and would like to use the MFD pickup(s). My initial temptation is to use one pickup in the L1000 location, but wonder if those who have owned the different models might have recommendations on whether the L1500 location closer to the bridge is better sounding, or whether two pickups is the way to go. I plan to go passive only (from what I can tell from circuit diagrams the passive tone circuits are used for both passive and active modes anyway).

Thanks for any advice you may have.
 
So, the single coil thing? Is that an under-the-table option? What about getting a fingerboard without dots? Ebony boards besides unlined fretless? I've seen recent G&L's with all those options...

The only ebony boards available are the unlined fretless and the single coil option as well as no fretboard markers have been unlisted options for many years. It is kind of like the In-n-Out Burgers secret menu.
 
I hope this is the appropriate place to ask... I am building a new bass and would like to use the MFD pickup(s). My initial temptation is to use one pickup in the L1000 location, but wonder if those who have owned the different models might have recommendations on whether the L1500 location closer to the bridge is better sounding, or whether two pickups is the way to go. I plan to go passive only (from what I can tell from circuit diagrams the passive tone circuits are used for both passive and active modes anyway).

Thanks for any advice you may have.

The L-1500/1505 pup location is brighter and more aggressive than the L-1000 location.
 
What is the process to get a number for this club? I just got this super sweet ASAT Semi Hollow last week.
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I'm loving it!:hyper:
 
jasonbraatz said:
So, the single coil thing? Is that an under-the-table option? What about getting a fingerboard without dots? Ebony boards besides unlined fretless? I've seen recent G&L's with all those options...

Single coil from the factory (K model) is not an option that is currently available. Yes, the BABP L-2000s are Ks, but that was a special limited run. As to fingerboard options, ask your dealer.

Aspidites said:
The only ebony boards available are the unlined fretless and the single coil option as well as no fretboard markers have been unlisted options for many years. It is kind of like the In-n-Out Burgers secret menu.

We're seeing some fretted ebony now, but I wouldn't stick my neck out and tell you it's generally available. Supply may still be a bit shaky, leaving G&L to do what they can. As with the above, ask your dealer to make a call to their rep or Fullerton to see what is currently happening.

Ken...
 
I had not posted a pic of my trio of L-2500 Tribs, so to remedy the omission, here is one. It's overkill to have three, but they do look good together!
 

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