I love the G&L eye-gouger headstock. And I like this Tyler-looking LEH one too!
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L.E.H. DEEP CUT 5: LowEnd Lobster Review
- Thread starter Dr. Cheese
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Good! I don't have a strong opinion either way, but a lot of folks do. What I will say is that basses from both brands appear to be of high quality (on average) and sound great (on average). But...as we all know, many a great bass was passed over due to one's emotional reaction to the headstock shape. Not fair or just, in any way, but just the way it goes. I enjoyed Lobster's review of a bass brand that I knew very little about prior to the video post (mission accomplished?).
There are no dead spots and they attribute that to the size of the head stock. They've grown on me. Very well balanced instruments.
As is often case, that which is sensible is not sexy.
Let me play a few - I'll find the dead spots.
HA! I own two. I thoroughly checked. All Set.Let me play a few - I'll find the dead spots.
Roger wants it that way. He's willing to die on this hill. At 43 seconds he explains it in a way that isn't convincing but his name is on more headstocks than mine is. He blames Fender for doing it backwards
After a lifetime of playing Fenders, the knob direction of Sadowskys throws me a little, I admit. Having played a MetroLine PJ out almost exclusively for a few months, it's becoming second nature, though.
