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G&L Club Part 7

Well, I do it for space constraints but also because I know what I need. My first L-2000 serves my purposes just great. While it technically qualifies as my second bass, I won't as I am moving it and I don't need it as it doesn't provide anything different.
I do it because I have 4 kids.... But times are good and I expect to be looking at an LB-100 or SB-1 by the end of the year.
 
One with rounds, one with flats?

Or delve into the myriad of wiring possibilities. Keep the '89 stock and wire the other up with series and single coil options?

This is talkbass. There's always a reason...
If I could afford to, I would! Maybe some day. I bought this on credit, to pay credit off - so it is imperative that I move the bass. :(
 
One with rounds, one with flats?

Or delve into the myriad of wiring possibilities. Keep the '89 stock and wire the other up with series and single coil options?

This is talkbass. There's always a reason...
Before talkbass, I was content with my L-2000 Tribute. Now I'm determined I need an inexpensive Squier Fretless and an SB-1 with Flats...
 
If I could afford to, I would! Maybe some day. I bought this on credit, to pay credit off - so it is imperative that I move the bass. :(
Yeah, I gave you a hard time a few posts back, but I do respect you going in with a plan and then sticking to it. You're buying with your head and not your heart. :thumbsup:
 
from the bass hang at lemur music in the oc
i think this is the best product pic i've taken without the full light setup
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