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Three new basses

Horny Toad

Horny Toad

Mar 4, 2005
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#1
The past two weeks have been REALLY fun. :D :hyper:

Traded my Spector Euro LX:
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For a G&L Semi-Hollow ASAT:
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Then, sold my Ric 4001v63:
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Did very well with that sale. ;) Bought two more. A very pretty G&L L-2000:
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Then, a brand new Sunset Orange Transparent American Precision:
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Now I have to figure out how to divide my time between deciding which one to play, and hiding from my wife! ;) :D :bassist:




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#18
OK...this is off topic, but your last photo made me realize something.

Guitars by Leo.

I've always seen the brand expressed as G&L,
but a close look at your headstock there (and the phrase Guitars By Leo)
gets me thinking that it should't be "and" as is "ampersand"
...because that's a Treble Clef in between the two letters
...not an ampersand, thus begging the question;
shouldn't it be expressed as GL and not G&L?

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Basshole said:
OK...this is off topic, but your last photo made me realize something.

Guitars by Leo.

I've always seen the brand expressed as G&L,
but a close look at your headstock there (and the phrase Guitars By Leo)
gets me thinking that it should't be "and" as is "ampersand"
...because that's a Treble Clef in between the two letters
...not an ampersand, thus begging the question;
shouldn't it be expressed as GL and not G&L?

:eyebrow:
Click to expand...

Well, the "G" refers not to "Guitar", but to "George" as in George Fullerton - the gentleman with whom Leo Fender founded G&L.





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