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thegom

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  1. Better don't tell me, makes me think I should better keep it... Unfortunately, I did not really get into the 5 string feeling, tried it but it does not work for me... But I agree this bass is amazing, the wood and build quality you get for the money is unbelievable. And it is so beautifully designed you can't stop looking at it...
  2. [quote name='mckendrick' timestamp='1353504897' post='1875299'] Have you considered the MIJ 'Smart Size' Jazz Bass....? [url="http://www.fenderjapan.co.jp/jb62ss.html"]http://www.fenderjap....jp/jb62ss.html[/url] [/quote] These are beautiful, but seems quite difficult to get one in the UK...
  3. [quote name='ahpook' timestamp='1353501602' post='1875223'] special ? should be called 'porn shop', it's that f**ked up. [/quote] The design obviously does not get a lot of luv...
  4. [quote name='cocco' timestamp='1353425664' post='1874811'] I doubt it's particularly well put together. Why 32" out of curiosity? [/quote] I consider to move to 32'' or even 30''. Mainly because short/medium scale is so nice and easy to play.
  5. Yeah, design is certainly a bit special. Unfortunately there are not a lot decent quality mid price 32'' basses out there so can't be too picky about the design...
  6. Hi Has anyone played one of these? Looks like the perfect heavy rock bass and I'd love the medium scale. However I am not so sure about the limited upper register access. If you have played the Jag - which fret can you realistically reach and play half way easily? Any comments and opinions welcome. Regards C.A.
  7. Hi Unfortunately I don't have a 32'' to swap - would you sell as well? If yes, what is your price? Regards Carsten
  8. Hi Any string recommendations for a Gibson SG Bass (short scale)? The bass is usually referred to as being muddy due to the neck pickup and I'd like to try strings which mitigate that a bit (probably steel roundwounds?) but not to a degree that it sounds too scooped and/or twangy. Music style is classic heavy rock. Any recommendations? Many thanks. C
  9. Selling a G&L Tribute L-2500 Premium MN 3-Tone Sunburst over Swamp Ash. This beautiful 5 string bass has an amazing sound and you can get a huge range of active and passive of tones out of it. Check the web, this bass has fantastic reviews and is really a very versatile instrument. The 3TS version goes usually for around GBP 600-650 in the UK. I bought the bass end of 2010 and used it only a few times outside the living room. It is in a very good condition and I'd like to sell it for [b]GBP 395.00[/b]. The bass is in South-West London (Kingston area) and can be tested and picked up here or I can put it into a Rockcase Bass Case and send it by courier (case 25GBP + courier costs). I'd be happy to trade this for a Gibson SG Bass in the worn or glossy finish or a Japan Fender Medium Scale (32''), i.e. the Jazz JB62M or another quality short/medium scale bass (happy to pay the difference in value dependent on the bass offered for trade). PICKUPS : 2 Fullerton-made G&L Magnetic Field Design humbucking pickups BODY WOOD: Swamp Ash NECK WOOD: Hard Rock Maple with Rosewood or Maple fingerboard NECK RADIUS: 12" (304.8mm) NECK WIDTH AT NUT: 1 3/4" (44.5mm) TUNING KEYS: Open-back traditional tuners BRIDGE: G&L Saddle Lock bridge, string-through-body configuration. Nickel plated die-cast saddles. CONTROLS : G&L Tri-Tone active/passive electronics, 3-way mini-toggle pickup selector, series/parallel mini-toggle, preamp control mini-toggle (off/on/on with high frequency EQ boost) G&L description: [url="http://www.glguitars.com/instruments/TributeSeries/basses/L-2500/index.asp"]http://www.glguitars...-2500/index.asp[/url] Pics on the G&L website: [url="http://www.glguitars.com/instruments/TributeSeries/basses/L-2500/enlarge.asp"]http://www.glguitars...500/enlarge.asp[/url] [attachment=123572:IMG_3080.JPG] [attachment=123574:IMG_3082.JPG] [attachment=123575:IMG_3084.JPG] [attachment=123576:IMG_3087.JPG] About G&L (from Wikipedia): G&L is a guitar design and production company founded by Leo Fender, George Fullerton, and Dale Hyatt in the late 1970s. Fender sold his company named Fender in 1965. He designed and produced instruments for Music Man in the 1970s through his company CLF Research. When relations with Music Man soured, G&L was created to continue operations outside of Music Man. The G&L name comes from the initials of George (Fullerton) and Leo (Fender). G&L instruments are similar to the classic Fenders, but with some modern innovations. They are built at the same facility on Fender Avenue in Fullerton, California that produced the early Music Man instruments. G&L instruments are not widely distributed but are highly regarded by many musicians and collectors. The relatively small scale of production further allows for more custom options than are possible on larger production lines.
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