I took a picture outside in the sun today. The G&L is a bit of a more vintage white. If only it had gold hardware it would as good as it gets. It is pictured with my Mary Kaye on the right. Blondes are special- no doubt!-- Darwin
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Looks good Darwin, I agree G&L should offer gold and black hardware Would love black hardware on my ASAT, a black control plate and bridge is what sets me back though, I could get knobs and tuners.
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darwinohm wrote:I took a picture outside in the sun today. The G&L is a bit of a more vintage white. If only it had gold hardware it would as good as it gets. It is pictured with my Mary Kaye on the right. Blondes are special- no doubt!-- Darwin
Love those Blondes! Here's my Comanche in Vintage White:
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That is a fantastic Commanche and a Lefty to boot! How do you like the Z-Coils? I have an ASAT Z-3 chambered with the f hole and it is sweet.-- Darwin
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Nice pair Darwin! And for all that have always wondered what the differences are between Fender and G&L instruments, your picture nicely show that:
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- ... the G&L necks have a larger, or more accurately longer, headstock. Which is why a Fender case may not always work for a G&L.
- ... the Legacy has larger pickups, at least judging by the covers.
- ... the Legacy has a slightly different control layout where they spread out more to the rear compared to a Strat.
- ... the difference in control layout also causes the pickguards to be different with incompatible hole positions especially close to the output jack.
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The headstock difference is likely exagerrated in that picture Jos, they are sitting at different angles, not to mention the G&L seems to have more length behind the bridge.
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Cheers,
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Sweet looking Blonde lefty Will. It really has a grain.-- Darwin
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My next G&L will have a maple neck. This is a perfect 10. A $3000 collectible G&L is not in the cards for me. Perhaps $3000 worth of G&L guitars. If I found something close to this I would probably snap it up immediately. I might custom order one as close to this as possible. I'll take the s/n plate on the side, unmounted in an envelope.
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My next G&L will have a maple neck. This is a perfect 10. A $3000 collectible G&L is not in the cards for me. Perhaps $3000 worth of G&L guitars. If I found something close to this I would probably snap it up immediately. I might custom order one as close to this as possible. I'll take the s/n plate on the side, unmounted in an envelope.