Re: My new Bass

Hey,

Nothing wrong with sending it out if you are not=C2=A0sure.

I normally do everything for myself but when I got my 6 stringer it needed =
a nut job. Well, I=C2=A0don't own. 130" file=C2=A0 for the low B or .105 fo=
r a for the E....

A file=C2=A0set is=C2=A0like $125.=C2=A0Chuck at Arrohead Music in Mentor, =
Ohio (Yea, that was a shameless plug) did it for=C2=A0$75 and that included=
 setting the trus rodsI =C2=A0

Let's see $125 for files I will=C2=A0never use again or $75=C2=A0to get the=
 job done for=C2=A0me,,,,,I'm happy and I had somthing like 50 bucks to spe=
nd on beer over buying the files.=20

Sometimes you are a lot better off sending it out.=20

Later

Steve

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From: jollyr465 <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tue, January 12, 2010 2:03:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Bass Place] My new Bass

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Thanks for the info. There's only one thing left to do to my new baby & tha=
t's a good setup, When I get down to the Bay area on Thursday, for Band pra=
ctice. I'll drop it off with my tech & he'll take care of that. Then, as so=
on as I get it back, it's going to be sharing playing time with my beloved =
75 reissue. I know some people would say, why don't you do it yourself. I w=
ould, but I really suck at doing set-ups. The last time I tried to do my ow=
n set-up, was on my Gibson T-Bird & I managed to rip out the Bridge. That w=
as an expensive repair that could of been avoided. So after that, I said: f=
rom now, I'm going to let my tech take care set-ups & things like that. He =
used to work for the Doobies Brothers as their tech, from The Captain & Me =
up until Living On The Fault-Line. He's real good & knows how I like my set=
-ups, plus I've known Mark for about fifteen years. After he finished the r=
epair to my T-Bird , you can't even tell that I ripped out the
 bridge & it's a white T-Bird with black hardware too. That's why it's goin=
g to Mark, instead of me doing it & possibly damaging it.

--- In bassplace@yahoogrou ps.com, r_a_smith3530@ ... wrote:
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> The site is guitarsbyleo. com. Yes, I proudly own a 1985 Mahogany L2000. =
It actually came from that forum. I'd had an early S500 guitar (my 2nd elec=
tric guitar, 1st was a Gibby Paul Custom), and when I switched to bass, I p=
laced a notice that I wanted to trade. I had over a dozen offers within fif=
teen minutes. This was what I felt was the pick of the litter.
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> You've just got to love the genius of Leo Fender. He gave so much to the =
world of music. He was working on a bass design on his last day at G&L. The=
 prototype was to be shown to him the next morning, a morning that never ca=
me to pass. That instrument was never released by G&L.
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> I love my L2K for its versatility. It can do P bass thump and J bass grow=
l, plus a whole lot more.
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> Sent from my U.S. Cellular BlackBerry=C2=AE smartphone
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: "jollyr465" <jollyr465@. ..>
> Date: Mon, 11 Jan 2010 21:12:26=20
> To: <bassplace@yahoogrou ps.com>
> Subject: Re: [Bass Place] My new Bass
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> Cool, what's the name of that site & thanks for that info too. Your a G&L=
 man yourself, if I remember right. Is yours a L2500 or an L2000. Man, what=
 a great Bass. I've been using my 1980 Fender Jazz 1975 reissue that's been=
 hot-roded out with DP149 ultra jazz pick-ups & a Gotoh high mass bridge, a=
s my main Bass. It's a very versatile bass also. I love that Fender so much=
 , that I sleep with that bass, since my divorce. It's always treated me be=
tter than the ex anyway & never complains or gives me any trouble what so e=
ver. It's become kind of a weird love a fare. Now I've got two baby's & bot=
h designed by Leo the man. I've got six basses: two Gibson's, a T-bird & a =
Les Paul, two Fender Jazz basses a 62 reissue & my sweet baby girl the 75 r=
eissue, a 63 Hofner 500/1 & now my new baby girl the G&L L2500. I'm a weird=
 dude I know, but who cares. As long as I can hold down the bottom end & pl=
ay in the pocket, I'm good. Thanks again for the info.
> Rick=20
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> --- In bassplace@yahoogrou ps.com, r_a_smith3530@ wrote:
> >
> > If you want to find info on your new bass (its approx age, etc), there =
is a forum for G&L that has some info on dating, plus a registry.
> > Sent from my U.S. Cellular BlackBerry=C2=AE smartphone
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: "jollyr465" <jollyr465@>
> > Date: Mon, 11 Jan 2010 07:44:12=20
> > To: <bassplace@yahoogrou ps.com>
> > Subject: [Bass Place] My new Bass
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> > I just got rid of my 35 scale 5 string Carvin XP bass, with pezos in th=
e bridge & I picked up a used USA G&L L2500 that I fell in love with. I sto=
pped at the music store to kill some time, when I saw this really pretty us=
ed G&L L2500 that just seemed to be calling to me, to come over there & pic=
k her up & play her. Then after that, I just couldn't put her down. I'd pla=
y the Carvin, then back to the G&L, then back to the Carvin & finally back =
to the G&L. I even picked up one of those MTD Z5s & an Ibanez Prestige BTB1=
500. But ended back up with the G & L every time. Then I just couldn't put =
the G&L down. It felt like I was in love for the very first time & this bas=
s had just stolen my heart. This is my first G&L Bass & I'm sold on G&L now=
. What a great bass & so versatile too. With this bass I can get any tone I=
 want & then some.=20
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