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G&L Club Part 7

I couldn't imagine not having my SB-2. Nothing else I've played sounds like one. To me, it's one of Leo's best creations.
I was looking for just the right SB-2T. Saw two that I came close to buying during the past two years...blue metal flake and red metal flake...but I went with the L2000, again.
Still, the SB-2s and Kilotons are hard to pass up.
 
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I was looking for just the right SB-2T. Saw two that I came close to buying during the past two years...blue metal flake and red metal flake...but I went with the L2000, again.
Still, the SB-2s and Kilotons are hard to pass up.
It's like you'd go wrong with an L2K right? Add the k-mod and there are so many great sounds in that.

All great sounds. Love the L2K too. Something about those MFDs...
 
It's like you'd go wrong with an L2K right? Add the k-mod and there are so many great sounds in that.

All great sounds. Love the L2K too. Something about those MFDs...
True, and even if I wanted a jazz bass, it'd be something like this.
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I picked up a used Tribute M2500 a couple weeks ago and after multiple sets of strings and much fiddling I just couldn't warm to it. Luckily GC will take it back.

No hate on the M2500. I guess I expected it to sound more like my L2K and it doesn't.

It's missing that MFD snarl I've come to love. Don't get me wrong. It's a good sounding bass. Just not for me.

Oh well, had to try one. Now if I can find a used L2500...
 
I picked up a used Tribute M2500 a couple weeks ago and after multiple sets of strings and much fiddling I just couldn't warm to it. Luckily GC will take it back.

No hate on the M2500. I guess I expected it to sound more like my L2K and it doesn't.

It's missing that MFD snarl I've come to love. Don't get me wrong. It's a good sounding bass. Just not for me.

Oh well, had to try one. Now if I can find a used L2500...

I felt the same way about my M-2500 Trib. It was a nice bass, sounded good, played good, but just lacked a little something. It's a very nice bass if your expectations are set appropriately, but if you're expecting an L, it falls a little short.
 
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In my eternal quest to make my L2000 sound like a Wal, here's where I'm at now.



Not too shabby tone-wise if I do say so myself. I made a few mistakes but hey, this was a one-take video. I've never played a bass that just thunders and growls like this.

Bass is set to about 60% Volume, 90% Treble, 50-60% Bass, Both Pickups, Parallel, with Active Treb Boost.

Effects Chain:
donner Noise Killer Noise Gate (my house's wiring sucks and it's super noisy)
Behringer CS400 Compressor/Sustainer w/Tone & Attack cranked a bit
Behringer BDI21 Sansamp Clone preamp
Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz
Sonicake Boom Ave (for Octaver)
Boss GT-1B w/"Tool Time" Custom patch -- High Band OD, EQ Filter with mids scooped a bit, and a GK Amp simulator
 
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In my eternal quest to make my L2000 sound like a Wal, here's where I'm at now.



Not too shabby tone-wise if I do say so myself. I made a few mistakes but hey, this was a one-take video. I've never played a bass that just thunders and growls like this.

Bass is set to about 60% Volume, 90% Treble, 50-60% Bass, Both Pickups, Parallel, with Active Treb Boost.

Effects Chain:
donner Noise Killer Noise Gate (my house's wiring sucks and it's super noisy)
Behringer CS400 Compressor/Sustainer w/Tone & Attack cranked a bit
Behringer BDI21 Sansamp Clone preamp
Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz
Sonicake Boom Ave (for Octaver)
Boss GT-1B w/"Tool Time" Custom patch -- High Band OD, EQ Filter with mids scooped a bit, and a GK Amp simulator


Sounds fantastic!! The L2000 is the best bass to nail that Wal tone without a doubt.
 
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In my eternal quest to make my L2000 sound like a Wal, here's where I'm at now.



Not too shabby tone-wise if I do say so myself. I made a few mistakes but hey, this was a one-take video. I've never played a bass that just thunders and growls like this.

Bass is set to about 60% Volume, 90% Treble, 50-60% Bass, Both Pickups, Parallel, with Active Treb Boost.

Effects Chain:
donner Noise Killer Noise Gate (my house's wiring sucks and it's super noisy)
Behringer CS400 Compressor/Sustainer w/Tone & Attack cranked a bit
Behringer BDI21 Sansamp Clone preamp
Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz
Sonicake Boom Ave (for Octaver)
Boss GT-1B w/"Tool Time" Custom patch -- High Band OD, EQ Filter with mids scooped a bit, and a GK Amp simulator

Awesome tone!
 
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