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Low End Jazz Megathread Part 2
- Thread starter Bryan R. Tyler
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Thought I would post a photo of my LEJ5. Awesome bass!!!
Love it! Great shot!
Thanks! I believe it's the same color as your LEJ6. That will be my next purchase, a LEJ6. Just can't decide on the color.
My LEJ5 was a custom build I had Brian build for me back in 2007. I think it may have been one of the first sea foam LEJ's. I think it's pictured in the gallery on lowendbasses.com
A friend of mine is currently borrowing my LEJ and he has recorded a short clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGxfxoZjLnk
Sounds awesome.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGxfxoZjLnk
Sounds awesome.
Anyone looking to sell their LEJ5 hit me up. I prefer alder/rosewood, but ash maple is cool too. 21 fret 34"
- May 12, 2007
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- Endorsing Artist for Low End bass guitars, DNA Amplification
Man, I didn't know you were in Smyrna -- I can lend you an LEJ5 for a gig or session or something - pm me if I can help.
- May 12, 2007
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- 43
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist for Low End bass guitars, DNA Amplification
Someone in the crowd snapped this one up close and personal - gig with Link Removed and Phil Wilson. LEJ-5, modded (Vol/Bal/Mid), through a sansamp tech-21 and a Crown XLS-1500 into a DNA-410.
Just recd my new to me LEJ relic 5 string. Love it so far. Lollars sound great. Can't wait to try it in a live situation. Here is a pic.
Back in the LEJ family. I was the original owner of this LEJ Relic 5. Well, it has some extra "relicing" now from previous owner. LOL The nitro is beginning to turn yellow. Looks like its been owned for 25 years. Plays great and the neck has a great "broke in" feel. Plus, the LEJ's have some of the best necks period.
