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Show us your G&L

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L-2500 Tribute, JB Tribute, M-2500 Tribute. The L-2500 and JB have new owners. The M-2500 was my first G&L and is a keeper
 
One owner My dad got me this after my Navy Boot camp graduation. 1994 SB-2 plays like a dream. Needs a new pick guard.
 

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First Audere, now G&L. …gettin tougher being in the musical equipment business.
A lot of them seem to be having cash flow problems. Keeley too had to take unusual steps to generate working capital, and I think others are getting hit by increasing costs of parts, high interest rates, etc. Just not that much demand. When I asked a young friend at gym, who has lots of friends in tech industry with home music studios, if any of them needed a bass player he said "oh, no. They just synth that in from a midi."
 

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