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G&L Club Part 7

I would love to know if someone in the club has my redburst L2000. It was sent from the factory with the redburst finish, a beautiful birdseye maple neck #8 jazz style and special k wiring. It was a bit too heavy for me though at over 10lbs. i 'm wondering if someone still has it.
Best wishes to all,
Brent
 
I would love to know if someone in the club has my redburst L2000. It was sent from the factory with the redburst finish, a beautiful birdseye maple neck #8 jazz style and special k wiring. It was a bit too heavy for me though at over 10lbs. i 'm wondering if someone still has it.
Best wishes to all,
Brent

i wish I could tell you I had it. Sounds great!:thumbsup:
 
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Yes sir! A brainchild I had that started with purchase of a body. You know, the TB usual :)

Keen to see the finished product.....I've always wanted to "make" a Warmoth Jazz bodied bass with the 2+2 headstock and L2000 pickups/preamp. It will happen one day....

Am I right in saying you purchased a 2nd hand lefty tele body or was someone else?
 
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So I just got my first G&L.
Absolutely loving it!!!!!
I've already ordered an L2500 Tribute in to my local store haha.
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Also, this bass will single handedly simplify my effects board. Anybody else found that?

You an Aussie @keatz ?
Welcome to the wonder that is the L2x000. I have 2, the pickups and preamp are magic. I don't adjust individual pole pieces, but I find that screwing the pickups right down results in the best tones. Up close to the strings I find the tone to be too bassy and uncontrollable.
 
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You an Aussie @keatz ?
Welcome to the wonder that is the L2x000. I have 2, the pickups and preamp are magic. I don't adjust individual pole pieces, but I find that screwing the pickups right down results in the best tones. Up close to the strings I find the tone to be too bassy and uncontrollable.
Indeed I am. What gave it away?
Ok cool I'll try that
 
Indeed I am. What gave it away?
Ok cool I'll try that

Mozztronics on the board!
For the record I also run the preamp passive, pickups both on, parallel, bass at about 70-80% and treble anywhere between 50 and 100% depending on the song. Gives me a decently bright double humbucker tone with nice thick bottom end - good rock pick tone. Solo neck pickup does a good P impersonation. Bridge pickup gives a nice burpy staccato funk fingerstyle tone.
Switch to series to destroy with all of the above, but adding some real thump.
My 2c worth.
 
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