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The Official Show-Your-Basses thread, part 7 - strings attached

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Here's the newest.

2007 G&L L-2000.

2008 Orange cat.

They both purr but the G&L has more growl :D
 
Is that black Fender an Aerodyne? I'm GASsing heavily over one of those right now.

Few questions if it is:
-Where is it made?
-How does it sound?
-Is it a good bass?


- Yes, that is an Aerodyne.

- Japan!

- Okay - I swapped out the stock pups for Duncans: A QP in the P position and a Hot Stack Jbucker. The P pup is absolutely overpowering. I played in an '80s cover band, so I needed something a little more hot than the standard pups. There's nothing wrong with the stock pups.

- They are pretty solid for the money. I would recommend trying to find one used. I think they go for $700. I got one in pretty good condition for $400, used. There was an Aerodyne thread here a while ago. They are very, very light, but I have noticed neck dive. I would just be careful about putting strap locks on. I have Schallers, and the screw on the horn has stripped. One guy said that he replaced the tuners with ultralights and that fixed the neckdive problem.
 
Bill Lawrence pickups?

They actually are the original pickups,as you can see here

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I have been looking into replacing them for a while,but being blade pickups they have 4-string pickups measurements,so it's a bit a pain in the ass finding a fitting replacement...I contacted a luthier friend of mine which is gonna make some new ones just for it :p
 
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