Hello From New England

Hi everybody. I'm recent convert to G&L and now the rest of my guitars sit in their case. I got a Broadcaster a couple years ago and fell in love. This past year I got 2 ASATs. A 1986 and a 1987 one piece ash blond with rosewood boards. There are the first guitars I've got since the 1980's. Between the build of the guitars and the MDFs I havent had this much fun playing in years. Between the maple Broadcaster and the ash ASATs it like having my own sonic amusment park. I'll post some pics in a couple of weeks when I get back online.

"Sonic Amusement Park" Love that one Strings. Welcome! Looking forward to the photos.

Welcome to the forum Strings. And having read may a post stating how hard it is to find a G&L on your side of the pond, I am surprised (pleasantly so) that you've been able to find that many Leo-era ASATs.

Looking forward to see pics too.

- Jos

Welcome Strings !

...on your side of the pond,
- Jos

Jos, that would be old England , no?


I love my 86 ASAT too...really looking forward of pics of yours,
they are pure tone machines.

elwood

Welcome! Where in New England? I spent eight years in Maine, and went to school in MA.

I love both of my '86 ASATs. I look forward to pics of yours.

Ken

Welcome Strings !

...on your side of the pond,
- Jos

Jos, that would be old England , no?


I love my 86 ASAT too...really looking forward of pics of yours,
they are pure tone machines.

elwood

Damn! I totally skipped the 'New' in reading the title!! OK, I'm going to stand in the corner in shame ...

- Jos

Welcome Strings !

...on your side of the pond,
- Jos

Jos, that would be old England , no?


I love my 86 ASAT too...really looking forward of pics of yours,
they are pure tone machines.

elwood

the word "new" may translate to something else in dutch. like new world order means good ol' times