bigmuff69 Posted January 27, 2021 Share Posted January 27, 2021 (edited) G&L L-100 in sunburst,excellent condition with no issues comes with hard case,can post for £20 The P-bass shape is a staple design that doesn’t need drastic changes. That’s why Leo Fender’s G&L only subtly tweaked the classic LB-100 for a modern playing experience. They’ve packed the LB-100 with all the features you’d expect from a bass steeped in history, plus the added innovations of one of the best luthiers to have ever lived. The Tribute line of basses house great features usually found on G&L’s Californian-made series. It’s equipped with their in-house Saddle-Lock bridge design transferring more resonance into the body for a greater playing experience. While 21 medium-jumbo nickel frets (yes, 21) deliver high-end smoothness for great playability. At the headstock are stylish vintage open back tuning heads, one of the many design decisions that make this bass so iconic. Sound G&L-designed alnico V split-coil pickups provide the classic growl with added versatility for a variety of genres. Everyone knows and loves the contemporary sound of P-basses. It has a smooth low end can produce a slightly scooped midrange and bright highs. Overall a tight, focused sound. There are two tone controls and one volume so there’s plenty of variation to work with. Roll off on the tone knobs to get a 50’s or 60’s vibe. Crank it and the you’ll have a startlingly powerful sound. Body and neck The LB-100 differs from the JB or L-2000 with its sleeker, thinner body for more comfort. It sports a light Alder body in a classy gloss finish. The neck is made of a crisp, bright hard-rock Maple, with a modern C shape for easy playability. Specifications Body wood: Alder Bridge: Saddle-Lock Knobs: Knurled Flat-top chrome Pickguard: 3-play Tortoise Shell Neck Profile: Modern Narrow C Neck Wood: Maple w/ Maple fretboard Frets: Medium Jumbo Nut: Bone Tuners: G&L Ultra-Lite Bridge Pickup: G&L LB-100 Alnico Pickup Controls: Volume, tone Edited January 27, 2021 by bigmuff69 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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