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skullservant wrote:Faaaaaaak

Skully ment of course Faaaaaaak!

That cable is so thin, it's freaking me out.

Oh, and your bass is mad pretty.

Cable thin, tone thick

theavondon wrote:Cable thin, tone thick

That's what she said.

Music-master with Precision pick-up is a mini-monster.
Skinny cable packs up real nice into a tool box with pedals.
Just plug-in and play.

from practice this week. I can't even begin to convey my intense contentedness with my current bass situation.

^^ Mighty fine duo. Everytime I see a G&L, I think twice about selling mine.

excane wrote:^^ Mighty fine duo. Everytime I see a G&L, I think twice about selling mine.

Not to pile on, but I have felt since the day I got one that G&L is seriously the most underrated builder out there; at least for basses. I feel like the L-2500 gets me 90% of the Wal tone for 1/5th the price. And I've had the chance to play HH stingrays before. The L2000/2500 beats it tonewise, hands-down in my opinion.

Love G&L basses! My friend has an L-2500 and it's just so nice. I'm not so big on the preamp, but it sounds great passive anyway.

Plus dat ric!

excane wrote:^^ Mighty fine duo.

Yeah man, nice.

New bass, Reverse Jag with some big fat humbuckers and 32" scale. It's badass, good for a guitar player like myself, very comfortable. Also a new Micro SVT stack, so tiny yet so loud.

Nice, man. Thunderbirdy.
Those micro stacks always trip me out, so weird to see in person. I haven't gotten a chance to hear one yet though.

Achtane wrote:Nice, man. Thunderbirdy.
Those micro stacks always trip me out, so weird to see in person. I haven't gotten a chance to hear one yet though.

Thanks!

Yeah, definitely Thunderbirdy but with a familiar Fender neck feel and no obnoxious dive.
The micro stack is pretty sick, 150W running it with the one little cab, pretty classic SVT sound considering it's hilariously tiny.

Reverse jag looks sweet, love the look of that bridge, it'd be cool if fender put fatter bridges on all the basses.