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G&L Club Part 5

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Recently picked up the 1987 G&L L1000. i was wondering can i get a number?
 

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Finally got around to fixing the pickup sPrING noise. Was wondering what to use as muffling and noticed a pair of earplugs on the windowsill.

Worked like a charm. Took all of five minutes. :cool:

I like this! I jammed a big piece of polyethylene foam BETWEEN the springs and it worked OK, but left you with that big klunky piece of foam under there!
 
I like this! I jammed a big piece of polyethylene foam BETWEEN the springs and it worked OK, but left you with that big klunky piece of foam under there!

I knew earplugs would be perfect as they expand after being compressed. So I tore one in half and each half filled one spring. Two earplugs = two pickups worth of springs fixed. Quite cost effective, I might add. :D
 
It was a fretless Lynx with an extra fretted L-1000 neck. Not to bring up old memories, but I'm pretty sure the guy I sold the neck to went on to sell it to someone else and it contributed to his eventual banishment from TB.

On the bright side, I received an '84 SB-2 (J/J) from him which is 1 of the 2 I still have.
 
Can my long-suffering '81(?) L-1000 get a number?

It's not beautiful - the lacquer on the body has been cracked and chipped since before I got it and it was ignorantly defretted back in the mid 90's (not one of my brighter moments...) - but I still love the way it plays and sounds. I would someday like to have another one with frets though!

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