I save it for solo moments, just enough boost to go "Hey, look at me!"
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I save it for solo moments, just enough boost to go "Hey, look at me!"
Except that both have humbuckers and were designed by Leo Fender, the Stingray and L-2500 have never reminded me much of each other. This comparison shows that do have a somewhat related sound, but the L-2500 is more midrangy and the Stingray is more scooped.
Looks like ash to me too! Just sayin...
Love that green burst. I've got three L2500, A tribute in Natural and two USA blueburst in fretted and fretless. All are Swamp Ash. I am huge fanboi of these basses. All mine have K mod and also OMG mod on pull-up switch on treble control. I own lots of basses and nothing quite does the growl, tone, versatility and playability of my L2500.
Super nice bass and now i'm wondering if I should of bought greenburst rather than blue burst!
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2500 you say?
I have two (2)
An 06 fretted & a 97 fretless
I can post pictures if anyone likes
Duke
I have two (2)
An 06 fretted & a 97 fretless
I can post pictures if anyone likes
Duke
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I here you! Greg has two more in stock and I’m trying to sell body parts to get another.
