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25430542[/URL], member: 117055"]Crazy talk. Unless they've all been abused somehow.
G&L LB100. You can get the Jazz width neck option. You even have your choice ofradius. Ash or Alder or you can opt for their lighter Empress body. I recently got one that’s 6.7 pounds. They also have around 30 color choices. All for under $2K. A fantastic sounding and playing bass.Thin neck and sound/playability
OP here… Of course it’s helpful. Without this thread I wouldn’t know which ones to “go out and play.” There are decades of experience, tastes and all around good (and bad) information on this board. I can’t think of a better place to ask this question.Jeez.....go out and play many. You will know when you find the right one.
Asking this question here may not help you in making the decision.
A lot of them have endured decades of high tension flats, and the necks aren’t in great shape at all. Is that abuse?
I’ve played a bunch of them. I know a great instrument when I play one. Most old Fenders aren’t great instruments.