Should I buy the G&L Sb-2 Tribute? I played it yesterday and it felt like an extension of my body and voice. What does Talkbass have to say on the subject?
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SHOULD I?!
- Thread starter Somnambulance
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I have to retract my earlier post, as I was describing old JB2--the OP said SB2. Please excuses error.
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"...I played it yesterday and it felt like an extension of my body and voice..."
^^After experiencing this, you have to ask??? Just go and buy the freakin' thing!!!!
^^After experiencing this, you have to ask??? Just go and buy the freakin' thing!!!!
I had the same impression as you.
I've had my SB-2 a few years and still really love it. I doubt you'll be disappointed in any way if you get it.
I've had my SB-2 a few years and still really love it. I doubt you'll be disappointed in any way if you get it.
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I think so, they don't get many people in though so I'm confident it will be there when I have enough. Even if they don't I'll just get another one in.
Word to the wise, they dont all play or sound identical, it is part of the beauty of instruments.
At least they're closed Sundays. I'll go see about what I can do tomorrow before work, wave $200 in their faces.
Both the American and Tribute versions are great! I'd totally buy another one if they made a 5 string model.
Oh, I'm well aware of the pitfalls of GAS. I learned a lot the day I learned Ebay had effect pedals for sale. +/- $500 later of a bunch of pedals I didn't really need or want...just be aware of GAS and the pitfalls therein.
Enjoy the new bass
I've played bass since I was 7 and am now 24. I've yet to have a "new new" bass.
