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G&L Tribute L-2000 Blueburst, MP
Electric Bass Guitar / HN272294
The iconic L-2000 bass was designed by Leo Fender himself in 1980, and it was clear even then that it was a revolutionary instrument. These basses are extremely popular thanks to their extremely wide sonic possibilities, which means they can be found in the hands of many musicians across the entire spectrum of musical genres and styles.
The body of this instrument is made from poplar and complemented by an ash top layer, giving it great resonance. The neck, with a pleasingly thin profile, is then made from extra-hard maple and given a gloss finish, while the fingerboard is made from maple and features 21 nickel medium jumbo frets or a 12" radius.
Sound pickups are handled by a pair of MFD's proprietary humbuckers made in California, complemented by a very flexible Tri-Tone system. This combination will give you a wide range of sonic possibilities that you just won't find anywhere else. The Tri-Tone system consists of a trio of mini switches that control pickup selection, series/parallel connection, or passive/active mode operation. In addition, you have potentiometers for overall volume and a two-band equalizer.
The instrument is equipped with the innovative Saddle-Lock headstock, designed in Fender's workshops, which allows great vibration transfer to the body, giving the instrument maximum resonance.
The G&L brand was founded in the late 1970s and early 1980s by Leo Fender, George Fullerton and Dale Hyatt. The design of electric guitars and basses with the G&L logo thus hints at what other world-famous brands might have looked like if Leo Fender hadn't got rid of it in the mid-1960s.
The body of this instrument is made from poplar and complemented by an ash top layer, giving it great resonance. The neck, with a pleasingly thin profile, is then made from extra-hard maple and given a gloss finish, while the fingerboard is made from maple and features 21 nickel medium jumbo frets or a 12" radius.
Sound pickups are handled by a pair of MFD's proprietary humbuckers made in California, complemented by a very flexible Tri-Tone system. This combination will give you a wide range of sonic possibilities that you just won't find anywhere else. The Tri-Tone system consists of a trio of mini switches that control pickup selection, series/parallel connection, or passive/active mode operation. In addition, you have potentiometers for overall volume and a two-band equalizer.
The instrument is equipped with the innovative Saddle-Lock headstock, designed in Fender's workshops, which allows great vibration transfer to the body, giving the instrument maximum resonance.
The G&L brand was founded in the late 1970s and early 1980s by Leo Fender, George Fullerton and Dale Hyatt. The design of electric guitars and basses with the G&L logo thus hints at what other world-famous brands might have looked like if Leo Fender hadn't got rid of it in the mid-1960s.
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Functions
- Controls 1x Volume, 1x Bass, 1x Treble, 3x mini toggle
Features
- Product Colour Blueburst
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Colour
Blue
- Surface Treatment Gloss
- Type Modern Bass
- Number of Strings 4
- Neck Profile Medium C
- Scale 864 mm
- Radius 12 "
- Number of Frets 21
- Nut Width 41 mm
- Electronics Active
- Pickup Configuration H-H
- Pickup model 2x L-specs G&L MFD humbucking
- Tuning Machines Traditional open-back
- Hardware Chrome
Material
- Body Poplar
- Top Ash
- Neck Maple
- Fingerboard Maple
Accessories
- Hard Case No
- Case No
Country of production
- Country of Production Indonesia
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