pro tip: When not in use, protect your G&Ls with a vicious watch dog.
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What a great looking puppy dog.
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pro tip: When not in use, protect your G&Ls with a vicious watch dog.
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Thank you!
Yeah it was weird looking but the sound wasn't bad at all, simply very different from the typical organic roar of a L2K. A very clean JJ fretless sound, thanks to the active Alembic set.
The mod on the other hand was very poorly done, so much that the guy eventually slapped a pickguard to hide his work.
pro tip: When not in use, protect your G&Ls with a vicious watch dog.
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Looks great. I have an ‘82 L2K Hog that I picked up a little over year ago.
Sounds great & plays well. Has a tremendous amount of playing wear & crazing to the finish.
Sometimes I think about refinishing it & othertimes I figure to keep as is.
Man, Interceptors are really something!
Do you have a picture to share?
I usually like when an instrument shows signs of use, when the nitro varnish cracks, the metal parts tarnish and the white plastic turns yellow. It tells a nice story...
Anyone looking for a Tribute Jazz or L-100 might want to mosey over to the G&L Clearance Isle.
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This Lynx was filthy AF. Tore it apart to clean it and she is a growling beast.
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Nice!This Lynx was filthy AF. Tore it apart to clean it and she is a growling beast.
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Do you have a picture to share?
I usually like when an instrument shows signs of use, when the nitro varnish cracks, the metal parts tarnish and the white plastic turns yellow. It tells a nice story...
Primarily due to the scarcity and high costs of true Mahogany.Here's my L2K Hog. The finish is worn through on the back, but its not gouged.
So basically previous owners played the snot out of it but not abused, which is really cool.
I picked it up here on TB just before COVID got crazy, thinking this would be my rock & roll bass.
I had been interested in another G&L and just had to try a mahogany body at some point, not many make them anymore.
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This Lynx was filthy AF. Tore it apart to clean it and she is a growling beast.
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A red Lynx is high on my gas list. Very high.
Here's my L2K Hog. The finish is worn through on the back, but its not gouged.
So basically previous owners played the snot out of it but not abused, which is really cool.
I picked it up here on TB just before COVID got crazy, thinking this would be my rock & roll bass.
I had been interested in another G&L and just had to try a mahogany body at some point, not many make them anymore.
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There is a very pretty 1st gen SB-2 for sale here: ≥ G&L SB-2 - Snaarinstrumenten | Gitaren | Bas - Marktplaats.nl
Love that natural JB-2. Under 9 lbs. I’ve got one of my own but I paid more than that and the wood isn’t as nice. It feels so much better to me than a normal shape J.
Joe
That looks fantastic! I had the hardware on my L-2000 gold plated by a jeweler. Need to get that bass back or buy another and do it again.