LB-100 Review With Meat

[RED J]

For those who felt Ed Friedland's review was a little sterile. Here's one that is anything but.
This is my kind of sound it kills IMHO.

Disclaimer:
I am a huge fan of Ed's playing and reviews. Absolutely no disrespect of his virtuosity and experience.
I'm just an old school FAT lover.

Great bass in either review.

 

[Freddels]

Well, the Ampeg amp doesn't hurt in the Fat department.

The LB-100 is definitely on my list. I just can't decide which color.

 

[Bassmunnky]

Ed added some Flats on his and posted the video- as fat as can be.

 

[Fair Warning]

Sounds too muffled

 

[mpdd]

there is a custom one on LA craigslist for a pretty reasonable price

 

[OldDirtyBassist]

Slick sounding bass, with some very defined upper register chord availability. I like the clarity I'm hearing with the tone rolled off especially. It's real pretty, too.

 

[MusicStoreLive]

These really are some phenomenal basses! I've actually added one to my personal collection and it gets as much playing time as my Sadowsky! The LB-100 seems to have a wider frequency response than an Am Std Fender P bass and the pickup is slightly overwound compared to the Fender which, to me, allows this bass to sit in a mix perfectly. I threw a set of La Bella medium gauge flats on my LB-100 and it kills! I've hooked a bunch of TB customers up with custom orders as well as some in-stock LB-100s and everybody has given it two thumbs up. I haven't heard a single negative review of these basses, to be honest with you. I've also noticed some P-basses can have a tendency to get a bit muddy as you turn the tone knob down, but with this one, it rolls the highs off but continues to leave your tone punchy, tight, and focused. I really can't say enough about this bass. Of everything we have available here at the shop, I decided to go with this for my own personal collection. I gig out 3-4 times a week and anytime I'm not using the Sadowsky J bass, I'm rocking my G&L LB-100.

Cheers,
Brian
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