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G&L Club Part 7

How do I join the club? Just got this beauty at an incredibly good price and couldn't be happier with my purchase. I am blown away with the quality and playability. Truly a beautiful instrument all around!!!
 

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On the website it said you can now get a 57 p type or 90s lb100 type pickup in your LB100[/QUOTE
Wow! It seems obvious that the 57 p type will be getting probably the majority of orders. But it's very cool that they give you the option. Mine was built in 2016. I guess that means it has the 90s version? Either way, it sounds great! I am very pleased...
 
Can anyone tell me if there are any major difference between the various G&L P Basses? I have a SB2 with the MFD split pickup. The pickups are brighter then most other P basses I've played. It looks like the body and neck are the same on the SB1 and LB100. Is there much of a tone difference? I've also seen a few Legacy P Basses if anyone knows anything about them. Thanks
 
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Can anyone tell me if there are any major difference between the various G&L P Basses? I have a SB2 with the MFD split pickup. The pickups are brighter then most other P basses I've played. It looks like the body and neck are the same on the SB1 and LB100. Is there much of a tone difference? I've also seen a few Legacy P Basses if anyone knows anything about them. Thanks
The SB1 has MFD pickups, which are WAY hotter than the pickups in the LB100. The LB is supposed to be much more similar to a Fender P Bass.
 
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