gary mac

Hope your good wife is not too unhappy with the purchase

Have you got it yet boss?

Was about to post exactly the same.

Agree with you about the old sixties tort and for me nothing else comes close. When I needed to replace a 63 tort guard, I went for the real thing, it took a lot of searching and talking to different contacts but it was all worth it, when I eventually located one and got it. Dearer than a Spitfire one but not by that much. I seem to recall a BC'er having some bother with Spitfire a few years back. (Try a search and you might find the thread).

Stupid scammy git messaged me yesterday. I chuckled as I flagged him as a spammer.

The Tribute LB100 is passive https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/g-amp-l-tribute-lb-100-bass-3-tone-sunburst-brazilian-cherry-fingerboard?utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4fHkBRDcARIsACV58_HBkkUB4CcwV3QDgUdXwu6wvL4rh-6gbrV98Bqb_FJDOrftWVHhKA0aAqjBEALw_wcB#product-details

Looks like it's seen some action. That will clean up nice though. The pickups on these are just so powerful. Volume on full they are aggressive and snarly as hell, wind back slightly and it gets into vintage P bass territory.

Hope it gets to you, safe and sound. What year is it Ped?

Fellow G&L fan here. I'll be gigging my eighties SB1 at the weekend. About to do the deal on an Asat ClassicTribute, as a birthday pressie to myself

Went along to watch him play at the Bass Centre in Wapping, it was inspiring and highly entertaining.

I've not yet played this particular model but having owned plenty of G&L basses and guitars, I'm sure it will be a great instrument.

Be warned Mr Skinnyman, additional sanctions will be applied, if you keep on using your quota of "little reaction things".

Love it

Very handsome

Yes. We both miss it then.

That looks rather lovely Harry.

Trying to think why I sold my SB2The SB1 is never leaving though and will be out gigging again on Friday.

Thanks for posting that, most helpful

Congrats. I had forgotten all about Stray, used to really like them and saw them a few times back in the seventies, can't recall where though

Clarky has just been in touch with me, to pass on the sad news that barneyg42 aka Colin, has passed away today. R.I.P. Colin.

It could be a shorting issue, for example: If the cavity is shielded and the output socket moves slightly and then makes contact with the shielding, you will lose all sound.

I've edited it and unlocked for you.

Looking good and the colour looks mighty cool

Great amps