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The Art of Sebastian Krüger
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The Art of Sebastian Krüger
Not finding my 40th pic but the new Fallout colors are pretty awesome too!
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I clicked my own link and LOL'ed at this one:
But this one is my all-time favorite:
Please forgive the OT...
30th Anniversary L-2000 is one of my all time favorite anniversary models from any manufacturer. G&L knocked it out of the park with that one.
After having owned a Weimaraner, I feel qualified to offer up a caption...
[Weim]: "Alright... just one more pic."
Rather: "Alright...just one more shot."
Beautiful! I love the look of an ebony neck in general, but especially on a white bass.
Alright, to get things back on track, here's a pic from my visit to @bullitproof over the weekend:
The SB-1 is mine; the rest are his. It was a fun visit
The SB-1 is mine; the rest are his. It was a fun visit
Impressive collection of lefty G&Ls
And that's only half of the G&Ls we own between us!
Sweeeeeeet!
I love my L-2500 and, it's taken a while, but I think I finally really understand how the controls interact and am comfortable using them to make effective tone changes. Having hit that point, Im loving that bass more than ever.
But I'm still somewhat curious about an M-xxxx. I love having a midrange control, a pickup blend knob is just so intuitively simple to use, and it has MFD pickups in it (I realize they're wound differently, but they're still MFDs!)
I love my L-2500 and, it's taken a while, but I think I finally really understand how the controls interact and am comfortable using them to make effective tone changes. Having hit that point, Im loving that bass more than ever.
But I'm still somewhat curious about an M-xxxx. I love having a midrange control, a pickup blend knob is just so intuitively simple to use, and it has MFD pickups in it (I realize they're wound differently, but they're still MFDs!)
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I felt bad for not including the SB-2 in the pic as well!Alright, to get things back on track, here's a pic from my visit to @bullitproof over the weekend:
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The SB-1 is mine; the rest are his. It was a fun visit
USA necks vs Tribute necks:
Greetings,
A while back I played an L-2500 and loved it; I like slim necks and fretboards w/45mm or less. I'm wondering how a Tribute neck compares. Someone in another thread referred to it as being like a baseball bat. But can the two really differ that much?
Thanks,
Mark
Greetings,
A while back I played an L-2500 and loved it; I like slim necks and fretboards w/45mm or less. I'm wondering how a Tribute neck compares. Someone in another thread referred to it as being like a baseball bat. But can the two really differ that much?
Thanks,
Mark
Mark,
It boils down to what neck was ordered for the L-2500 you played. I play mostly 4 string basses and own both a Tribute L-2000 and a CLF L-1000. The neck that came with the CLF was slightly more narrow and thinner. At the nut it is 1 5/8th with a 9.5" radius and a Slim C Profile. My L-2000 Tribute came with a nut width of 1 3/4", a Medium C Profile and a neck radius of 12." So, there is a difference. It's not so much as to be a problem for me but then, I'm not a fan of 1 1/2 width necks. YMMV.
If you go to the G&L website, you can see all the different necks that are available.
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agreed...certainly is nice. and the guy who bought it was initially dismayed by it and the in the sale thread he talks of selling it.
For now I'm enjoying my newly acquired mahogany L2K.
Question for the G&L faithful: Would a hard-shell case patterned for a Fender P-Bass fit an L2000 bass?
thanks
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Outside the G&L booth at NAMM with G&L artist the mighty Joe Feloni
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