Hi all,
My G&L L2500 lined fretless, ser. no. CLF29321 was stolen out of my apt. in Santa Fe, NM on Thurs (Oct. 22). It's virtually unmistakable being a relatively rare lined fretless model. It had an ash body with clear gloss finish, maple neck (6 bolt) with lined fretless ebony fingerboard. It has bolts threaded through the holes in the bridge (the well-known "bolt mod") and can only be top loaded as a result. This should be very easy to identify.
So if anyone happens to be scouring Ebay, CL or etc., and you see a bass like this posted anywhere, please let me know.
The police have the serial no. and description, but if anyone happens to see it somewhere that'll increase the chance of recovery.
Fortunately, they also stole my gibson tobias 6 string - they deserve that thing and I'm glad it's gone. But I'd like to recover the G&L.
Thanks,
LS
My G&L L2500 lined fretless, ser. no. CLF29321 was stolen out of my apt. in Santa Fe, NM on Thurs (Oct. 22). It's virtually unmistakable being a relatively rare lined fretless model. It had an ash body with clear gloss finish, maple neck (6 bolt) with lined fretless ebony fingerboard. It has bolts threaded through the holes in the bridge (the well-known "bolt mod") and can only be top loaded as a result. This should be very easy to identify.
So if anyone happens to be scouring Ebay, CL or etc., and you see a bass like this posted anywhere, please let me know.
The police have the serial no. and description, but if anyone happens to see it somewhere that'll increase the chance of recovery.
Fortunately, they also stole my gibson tobias 6 string - they deserve that thing and I'm glad it's gone. But I'd like to recover the G&L.
Thanks,
LS
