SPACERITUAL wrote:Man id hold off before shelling out the cash on a tribute. G&L guitars and ESPECIALLY their basses have an awful resale value despite the fantastic quality and most of the time you can find usa made examples for the price of the imports. Try gbase and ebay.
Agreed. I got an '82 L-1000 for $700. Just save up a wee bit more, and you'll be golden.
There's a very nice looking L-2000 on vancouver craigslist for $600 right now, if I had the cash I'd be all over it. G&l's are the shit, I love my ASAT classic. I definately spent more than I should've for it, but I'd never bought a brand-new guitar before.
Plus, so so so worth it. That's a retarded cheap price too.
1998 Fender MIM Stratocaster it has been modified with a magick switch, when the switch is up the 5 way selector switch is stock, when it is down positions 1 and 5 are the Bridge and Neck pickups and positions 2, 3, and 4 are all three pickups The Bridge and Neck sound awesome in conjunction with a wah or a phaser
I will post pictures of my other guitars soon. Sorry for the crappy pictures, but a crappy camera is all I need, plus more money for fuzz.
The4455 wrote:What is the minnimum number of guitars you could have/live with?
uh... one? because ive always had one guitar for almost five years now? oh, of course plus the acoustic, but that doesn't make the right noise, does it...
1981 Peavey T-15, Made in America Ibanez Gio I took it to be restrung and one of the tuners broke, and the guy made me pay for it, so now i have 3 chrome tuners and 1 black tuner Lakland Skyline Series Decade Bass, my bass teacher knows the the owner of Lakalnd and I got the bass for Half! Early 1900's Gibson Mandolin, belonged to my Grat Grandmother So i had it refurbished, and I've never felt more Irish
oh, of course plus the acoustic, but that doesn't make the right noise, does it...
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