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2 cze 2015 · battery and play in passive mode and ALL the controls work (many L players do this). The M allows you to dial in a sound very quickly, the L requires an understanding of how the tritone preamp works, but once figured out you can get any sound you want. I prefer the L, however the M is a great bass.
2 wrz 2016 · an L-2000 MFD type pickup and a split-coil J-Bass type pickup. Here’s how the whole thing wires up in your bass. I drew this out as clear as I could so you can see where all the wires go. The preamp I will be using for this analysis is the MBEQ3. This is the USA version with the dark green PCB. The PCBs from Cort for the Tribute line are white.
18 maj 2021 · Having said that, I have a new Tribute L-2000 that I can't seem to dial-in the output on, and I'm hoping you all can offer some insight. I don't use a traditional bass amp, I have a D/preamp that feeds into my computer via USB and I use an amp sim from there.
27 cze 2013 · G&L recommends .018"-.022". Most others recommend less relief at around .012"-.015". Also, for the action, G&L does not publish a string height to the 17th fret, but instead publishes a starting measurement for the bridge section to bridge plate.
The bold, brash L•2000 has always been an exhilarating experience for players with the skill to pull it off. Now the new M•2000 and M•2500 harness that power with a sonic palate that will surprise and delight new and die-hard G&L fans alike.
Pickups/Hardware: Two MFD humbuckers, Leo Fender-designed G&L Saddle Lock with chrome-plated brass saddles, G&L M-spec 18v preamp, volume, pan, 3-band boost/cut EQ, open gear tuning keys. Cosmetics: This bass shows almost no signs of use.
Here is a review of my USA G&L M-2000. I've had this bass for about a year and use it regularly on various gigs and recordings. I am really amazed with the s...
