That's not trueSunburst and Tort is the perfect combination! End of argument.![]()
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That's not trueSunburst and Tort is the perfect combination! End of argument.![]()
So you're saying they should offer, for example, only one red finish? According to the Finishes page on the G&L web site, they offer five different reds, not counting the Redburst. So, c'mon, if four is too much then you must think five is WAY too much. How about blues? They offer NINE blues, not counting the blueburst? How would you describe that level of lunacy?
They offer them because they sell. If you don't like them, fine, buy a different color. But G&L clearly disgarees with you, and apparently in an even bigger way when it comes to other finishes.
Last night I dreamt that I posted "People on the internet will argue about anything" and the first reply was "That's not true."
I don't like 3 tone sunburst, think the Old School Tobacco burst is usually very nicely done, and would very happily have a Honeyburst. I presume I'm not the only person who can find preferences within the choices offered?
Sure! There are several I like and some not as much. As was said earlier, to each their own.I don't like 3 tone sunburst, think the Old School Tobacco burst is usually very nicely done, and would very happily have a Honeyburst. I presume I'm not the only person who can find preferences within the choices offered?
Red metal flake is for bass boatsI am not the biggest fan of the traditional 3-color sunburst, but they do have the 2-color which I like very much. If Cherryburst is also considered part of that group, I like that too.
I also like the premier bursts as well. (My next bass may be a JB in redburst. Maybe red metal flake. I have not decided yet.)
Redburst with a matching headstock, with a rosewood fingerboard would be sweet.I am not the biggest fan of the traditional 3-color sunburst, but they do have the 2-color which I like very much. If Cherryburst is also considered part of that group, I like that too.
I also like the premier bursts as well. (My next bass may be a JB in redburst. Maybe red metal flake. I have not decided yet.)
Stop it! I already want an Andromeda ASAT bass, this isn't helping!
Stop it! I already want an Andromeda ASAT bass, this isn't helping!
Redburst with a matching headstock, with a rosewood fingerboard would be sweet.
That's interesting. The "Old School" version is like a cherry burst with some brown in it, while your tobacco burst is brown to black (don't really see the green) like my L-1000 below.
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That's gorgeous! Love the no pickguard, no control plate look!

I think I'd like ruby red metallic more than the red metal flake. Maple's cool, too. I just prefer rosewood at this period in history.I want(ed) maple board and reverse headstock.
The red metal flake ASAT makes me like JB with no pickguard though.
I think I'd like ruby red metallic more than the red metal flake. Maple's cool, too. I just prefer rosewood at this period in history.