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I know a little, they are mahogany bodied, most Jazzes are alder or ash. I've seen 2 for sale ever, one black and an even rarer (on these shores anyway) Antoria branded white eagle , neither were perfect and both were over £600, the cut out in the headstock tends to be weak.

Bought one of Johns wiring harnesses, cracking bloke and an easy transaction. My old Blazer has a new lease of life now too.

I have G&L gas ATM. The question is L series or M series.

[quote name='razze06' timestamp='1409134155' post='2536597'] One of the things I enjoy the most about my T40 is the dynamic response it has. The amount by which sound and attack change depending on where you pick/pluck and how hard you do it is exceptional. The amount of smoothness and growl available on the same settings is the best of all the basses I have ever played. The nasal growl of the double humbucker fully closed, played really hard close to the neck is like a roaring tiger at the bottom of a large cave [/quote] I notice this too. I can go from mellow reggae tones to aggressive tones without touching any settings, just a change of position and sometimes a pick.

Of the list the L2500, but play the M2500 too.

Sounds awesome!

I think these basses look incredible! Does anyone have a Stealth finished bass? I'm just wondering how durable they are. A friend had a matt black kramer explorer when we were in school (it was tge early 2000s and nu metal was big) and the finish went shiny after a while.

I'd love one of these.

Oh and a Stingray

I'm rather low at the moment. Had 11 at one point. 1980 Ibanez Blazer Lakland Skyline Bob Glaub 1978 Toaster Peavey T-40 1982 Blade Peavey T-40 I have gas for a Ric, a Spector, a Gibson EB14, a Gibson Les Paul, one of the Nordstrand equipped Ibanez SRs and a Mustang of some description.

Just installed a new wiring kit in my blazer made by John, lovely guy to deal with and a top quality product. Couldn't be happier