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Thats it, you're making get an asat. I mean, I'm still going to try them out, but fuuuuuuck

sylnau wrote:MaxMaps, that's a beauty.

I love it, I am going to do some better shots of the neck but when I bought it from BassNW almost 2 years ago, the store owner said it was a NAMM one off for a now discontinued color.

I have only seen 4 like it.

Not mine... but wow!!!

Every site is extremely fucking vague and fails to mention whether its tribute or american series. Is there a big differencer? I just see one asat thats 1500 and another thats 600, they both just say asat speciak... WTF
I'm guessing its different series, but wuut?

I love My L-2000 (Black Jesus)the old preamp with MFD's is already OD and will clip inputs on most pedals and pre's

I made this "SB-3000" out of an old style SB-2 (J-J) that had been routed for alembic HBs
And I routed it for a P-HB but settled on the P-P as more agro and the series parallel switch has been changed so that all four coils are run in series.

It had a horrible PVC paintjob and when I decided to strip it to the wood I dd t think there would be a flamey "church bass" underneath but whatever my brother in law sprayed it with satin nitro and I'm sure I'll find a way to make it uglier.

sevenSHARPnine wrote:I want an ASAT or SC2 pretty bad. I definitely go to bonertown over the JBs and L-1500s too.

Gawd, I would love to have a nice L-2500. Or a 1500. Or a 1000. Or a 2000. Uhhhh. I want a G&L something fierce.

I love the bluntness of that SB
"what a purty top you got thar" and suddenly there's just a fucking metal plate. That is awesome.

wsas3 wrote:Every site is extremely fucking vague and fails to mention whether its tribute or american series. Is there a big differencer? I just see one asat thats 1500 and another thats 600, they both just say asat speciak... WTF
I'm guessing its different series, but wuut?

I've noticed that too, lots of listings don't differentiate between the U.S. and Tribute models. The Tributes are made in Indonesia or Korea I think, I've played a couple and they were nice, but not as nice as the American made ones. As I recall the Tribute models don't have many options, whereas with the American models you can really customize your guitar, lots of neck options for example. If you see a listing for a new G&l and it's $600 or so it`s definitely a Tribute (but you can get some great deals on used American G&Ls).

those two-PU basses are sexxxxay. especially the MaxBass.

I'm guessing this a an american series then
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0JvsoaWmdU[/youtube]
And if so, where do I get one for 4-6 hundred
EDIT: Right, the american series has the 7 1/2 radius. Dayum.

i'm more and more discovering how much of a tele person i am and i'd love to get an ASAT

the only problem is USA ASATs are mad expensive here in europe and the Tribute series... well... don't know about that seems a bit... non-trustworthy?

DarkAxel wrote:i'm more and more discovering how much of a tele person i am and i'd love to get an ASAT

the only problem is USA ASATs are mad expensive here in europe and the Tribute series... well... don't know about that seems a bit... non-trustworthy?

They're actually pretty excellent.

That's pretty good to hear

foomanfat wrote:I'd love to have an ASAT Special Semi-hollow. Maybe trans orange with a white pg.

This w/ maple fretboard & matching headstock = STRAIGHTUPBONEZONE

theavondon wrote:

DarkAxel wrote:i'm more and more discovering how much of a tele person i am and i'd love to get an ASAT

the only problem is USA ASATs are mad expensive here in europe and the Tribute series... well... don't know about that seems a bit... non-trustworthy?

They're actually pretty excellent.

oh... coool