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G&L Club Part 7

Sounds really good. Did you get your hardware in... aisle 12? :D

This demo is a bit more aggressive/bright sounding than the experience I had with an ash/maple K5 in the store. Maybe the V4 is part of it? Don't know, but I like it.
I love it too!!!! I do find that the SVT 212 breaks up fast, so when the pup selector is in series, it's definitely dirty. Well, that is the overly bright, punchy, zing tone that I'm always describing I have, and why I can't comment on flats. My game is that I try to sound like I'm using a pick, without using a pick. The V4B is so awesome... better through the Mesa 412 though.
 
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drool

It's actually listed as drool in the color codes, but people call it "black burst" because it's easier (and less messy) to pronounce than drool.
Here's a bit of obscure information drool is actually shorthand for :woot::hyper::thumbsup::hyper::wideyed::hyper::jawdrop::hyper::cigar:

Of course this is only in reference to G&L basses. Since this is a G&L bass related thread. ;)
 
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You guys would know better than me. I sold two SB's that I built and I was lucky to get a lot for them. I'm always shocked how many of you have vintage models.

The neck on my 82 L2KE is amazing. My favorite profile. It also has a different bite than the newer preamps. A bit on the heavier side at 10.75lbs but its been in more gigs with me in the time I've owned than all my other 4's combined.
 
Had to share a comic I saw this AM with you guys.

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Since @armyadarkness brought up Vintage G&L's I thought I'd go ahead and post a couple of my 82 in Natural.

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Lots of Birdseye and flame in the Neck. You can really see the Birdseye in the headstock. She had a pretty rough life before I got hold of her. Eventually I'm going to refinish in Butterscotch since the original finish is already gone and I'm really not fond of Natural Finishes on light wood. No Offense!!