dmckee

Both the Lakland Hollowbody basses (long and short scale) have rounded edges and are pretty comfortable. Also, the latest Reverend Fatfish 32 has a bit of a contour.

Has anyone tried this bass? https://reverendguitars.com/basses/basshouser-fatfish-32/

Conversely, I moved to thicker plectrums a few years ago, as I found I got a slightly mellower tone from them, which I preferred.

Cheers for that! Always wondered.

Daft question, but when I see ‘Recent Status Updates’ down the right on the home page, where are folk posting those Status Updates in the first place??

@kjfitzy - @admiralchew pointed this one out to me, on Reverb. https://reverb.com/p/g-l-clf-research-l-1000, if you’re still looking. (Looks lovely but I’m holding out for a lightweight one).

So, I currently own 2 USA G&Ls - an L-2000 and a Fallout, both of which I bought new. Earlier this year, briefly, I also owned an LB-100. I bought it mail order from GuitarGuitar but didn’t take to it, so returned it a day or 2 later. G&L owners will know that every USA bass comes with a black envelope containing the spec sheet and a certificate. Unbelievably (I’m such an idiot), when I took the LB-100 back to my local GuitarGuitar to get a refund, I put the black envelope for the Fallout into the case instead of the one for the LB-100 😱, a cockup I only realised several weeks later. I did contact GG to ask if they’d tell me who bought the LB-100 but I got no response to that, oither than an offer to get me a new certificate (which hasn’t happened). Anyway, just on the off chance that someone in this community bought that LB-100 (or you know the person who did) - I have your black envelope and you have mine!!

Quiet round here..... anyone seen or heard of any G&Ls making their way to the UK? Still hankering for a lightweight CLF L1000.

I actually prefer the modern G&L headstock to the old one that you now get on the CLF models. 🤷‍♂️