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SOLD

I own a Gibson Les Paul Double Cut (later model with walnut "tone plate") which by and large is the same bass as the Money. I have to say that I really enjoy playing these basses - they have the small body/huge long neck aesthetic/ergonomic going on that I really like. They balance pretty well if you're worried about that short top horn, but I do use a wide neoprene strap, I don't tend to use slippy straps so I can't comment on those. They sound great, a simple passive VVT bass that just works. It's probably the TB+ pickups. I've had three basses with these pickups and what they all have in common is that I just turn up to the gig, plug in and play and it's unusual to require much EQ tweaking to be heard in the band context - standard sad face on the graphic then away you go. Did I mention they're bloody great looking? Have a bump and GLWTS

[quote name='Bassassin' timestamp='1406753240' post='2514492'] This is a lovely example of a T-40, like Ash the only reason I didn't keep it was the weight. Really hope this goes to someone who has the physique to appreciate it! Best of luck with the sale! Jon [/quote] And to think you coveted my Gibson Victory - sounds like you would have struggled to get it out of my house, never mind play it

On hold, pending payment

Selling due to shortfall between my insurance settlement and the cost of my replacement car, I have for your consideration this G&L Tribute M-2000. I'm sure you know the story behind these - basswood body (solid finish), maple neck, rosewood fingerboard. 2x MFD humbuckers slightly throttled back versus the ones in the L-2000 then permanently wired in series. 18V 3 band EQ with master volume and blend. Funny story behind this particular bass - it is a rare and typically unavailable finish combination in a Tribute, but not due to some prestigious limited run or anything. A factory error meant that a batch of what were supposed to be GTB models snuck out with no binding on the bodies but retaining the matching headstock and vintage tint on the back of the neck. Only 24-36 of these were made before the mistake was realised, G&L took delivery of them, shrugged and sold 'em anyway. These are fantastic basses - the neck is lovely - not too chunky, not too skinny. 41mm nut, medium C profile. If you have tried a Tribute L-2000 and was put off by the way chunky neck (44mm nut, half a baseball bat profile ) then the M-2000 may well suit your playing style better. The EQ is well suited to the pickups as you might expect, in particular I find the high end is especially sweet and musical with no harshness or brashness. Anyway, I'm looking for £350 for this bass. No offers please. Comes with a rather nice G&L gigbag. Willing to post at buyer's cost.

Be-Bump-A-Lula

Monday morning bump

Time for a bump

Bump, have a video of it being played (not that you can hear it very well until I dig in right at the end ): [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQpg5lp23XY[/media]

Bump time

Indeed, as long as you've got the shed loads of fx to plug it into Bump!