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Maidens' Bass
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Wow ~ that looks really great. I picked mine up the other day .. they made yours with a way nicer looking piece of wood than mine (lucky!) and mine has a rosewood fingerboard. But I do really like it.
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Well in fact I do. My other 5 strings are older G&L L-5000s which only have a single pickup a volume and a treble cut control.
![]() ![]() More and more I find that the L-2000 with the dual pickups and the broad controls, the L-2500 is the same just with a 5th string, is what I prefer to use and can cover anything with it. I most often run it using both pickups at once. On occasions I will one pickup alone such as Black Sabbath's Heaven and Hell I'll run the front pickup solo and Nightwish Dark Passion play I'll run the bridge pickup solo. Rush The L-5000 can do a lot but nothing that uses a dual pickup sound. Makes sense? Jim |
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Didja get the switch/tone control primer I sent? Jim |
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MiniMurray Wannabe
Join Date: Apr 2004
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Your bass geekage never makes sense to me!! You might as well tell me in Russian!!
![]() What's your count up to now? Last time I heard I think it was 15. It is a gorgeous bass tho!! Love the finish. ![]() |
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Maidens' Bass
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Huntington Beach, CA
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I didn't get it ~ was G&L supposed to give it to me? BTW, let Matt know that if anyone is looking to get rid of the orig BABE 4 strings w/ the ebony necks (yeah, right), I may be interested (even though the BABE logo isn't perfect) . I'm jonesing for an ebony neck but I can completely understand why G&L decided not to use those this time. Wasn't there going to be a reissue? I guess it doesn't matter since we probably won't be able to get the ebony.
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Maidens' Bass
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[quote=Metallicat180;7226787]Your bass geekage never makes sense to me!! You might as well tell me in Russian!!
![]() Me either ~ haha!! Quite honestly, I've never gotten into the "geekage" part of being a bass player..although I sure appeciate people who are. I've always preferred keeping things simple: my amp is always set up to where all I have to do is plug in..although there has been a time or two where everything got completely undone by well-meaning people just trying to help - it took me a little while to get everything sorted out again. I think my perfect amp would only have an on/off switch and magically sound great all the time (not likely to happen though, haha!)
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It's like cars - as long as it gets me from A to B, then I don't care what horsepower it's got or what the engine size etc! ![]() |
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