G&L L-2000

This is a USA-made 4-string bass from G&L, a brand founded in 1980 by Fender Guitar founder Leo Fender with his long-time ally George Fullerton.

The body is alder, the body date is 2004, the neck is maple, and the fingerboard is rosewood.

Equipped with two visually distinctive humbucker PUs, it creates a variety of sounds, from powerful bass to bass that takes advantage of the touch and string amplitude. Control these two pickups with the characteristic 3 knobs/3 switches to create a gutsy PB sound, a JB sound using coil taps, an MM sound in parallel + active mode, etc., making Leo Fender an electric bass. You can enjoy a variety of the various sound achievements that he has left behind in one book.

There are some minor knocks, scratches, and dullness of the metal parts, but the truss rod has plenty of room and the neck is in good condition.

Weight is 4.40Kg.

Comes with a Fender hard case.

 

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