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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: W. MA.
Age: 45
Posts: 123
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G&L Owners club
I just realized that their was no G&L owners club, and I know their are others on here, so without further ado, welcome to the G&L Owners Clubs thread.
A couple of months ago I picked up my G&L ASAT Classic tribute series. Sweet guitar that now has me gassing for an American made G&L. And once my 000-18 sells, I am going to do just that. But for now, here's mine.
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TDPRI Member
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Between Baltimore and DC
Age: 33
Posts: 34
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Here's mine (I think I've posted this pic in another thread):
This was my 'gateway' Tele -- even though it's not technically a Tele I've purchased a '52 RI and an American Std. since. It's completely stock, and I really love the pickups. I'm thinking about replacing the pickguard with a black one though. |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Way Out There
Posts: 389
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G&Ls are highly addictive. I bought my first in April '08.
I now have twelve Here's a couple of shots of some of them ... ASATs' - Bluesboy, Deluxe, Classic Custom and III ![]() Lecacys' - Deluxe, 2HB, HB and an S-500 Deluxe ![]() And yes they are all upside down and back to front. Very handy that 'cos I'm left handed |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Newton NJ
Age: 42
Posts: 186
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Here's my USA made ASAT Classic.....I picked it up off craigslist 4 months ago for $650 with a HS case...dark pic but the only one I have so far....I simply cannot find a Fender that can compete with it overall...
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Newton NJ
Age: 42
Posts: 186
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Anyone own both USA and Tribute asats? Any thoughts on if there is that much difference? I've read Boris' well supported thoughts on how he feels the USA ones are far superior...and obviously I would expect the USA ones to be better overall....but are they THAT much better? ..Anyone have a different experience?
BTW...Kudos to the thread starter.......a G&L owners club thread was definitely needed!! |
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This time last year I was checking out G&Ls. I tried a couple of ASAT Classic Tributes and a USA. I don't claim to have the most skilled hands or the most sophisticated ear, but I remember taking note at the time that *for me* there was not enough difference between them in terms of playability and sound to be worth the extra money for an American made ASAT. BTW, I didn't wind up going with G&L, but I liked them. They were just a little different than what I was looking for. The neck felt different; not bad, just different. And those MFD pups were sure hot, but again just different than what I was looking for.
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Friend of Leo's
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Eventually had to sell most of them, but they're great, great guitars. My current fave is an ASAT Z-3 Semi-Hollow with V-neck (littered with birdseyes) and an ebony board. It has the best neck of any guitar I've ever owned, period. And it works for any and every style of music. (Okay, maybe not Japanese shakuhachi -- but I bet you could fake it.) ;-) CS
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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Beautiful Brown County, IN
Age: 57
Posts: 1,532
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I've got two Asats, and a Broadcaster. I love all of them! Bought the first one in '89 after seeing (and hearing) John Jorgenson play one. I gotta take some pictures of all three of them...
Some beautiful guitars, you all! SouthpawGuy, I especially like your red burst with the maple fretboard. Now that's what I'm talking about! What do they call that color?
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Way Out There
Posts: 389
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http://www.glguitars.com/instruments...r/redburst.asp |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: walla walla wa
Age: 60
Posts: 349
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Toss me in the mix too. I bought this 87 Asat new. I did have to make a truss rod nut that did not protrude as the bullet one got in my way.
I have 3 electrics, Tele, Strat and the G&L. The G&L completes the Fender experience for me. This one is light swamp ash, just the way I want it. http://s170.photobucket.com/albums/u...t=DSC00248.jpg |
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