G&L Tribute ASAT Special sighting (not typical tele playing)

[jwebsmall]

[youtube]HgAjKT8lcY0[/youtube]

[blargfromouterspace]

Nice tone, but smooth jazz That track belongs on 'The "Best" of Budget Hotel-Chain Elevator & Lobby Musak: Vol 2'

[Miles Smiles]

This is no Tribute, but he sells that guitar for the price of a new Tribute, case included and it's there for two weeks now.

http://www.gregorhilden.de/guitars-and- ... -sale.html

[louis cyfer]

he is one of my favorite players. greg is phenomenal. he plays to a lot of the aussenjam tracks as well.

[Craig]

This is no Tribute, but he sells that guitar for the price of a new Tribute, case included and it's there for two weeks now.

http://www.gregorhilden.de/guitars-and- ... -sale.html

You might want to look again.

There are five tell-tale items that I see which indicate it is a Tribute Series ASAT Special.
The output jack, the domed control knobs, the pickup switch tip, the color of the pickguard,
and the one that is most telling: the headstock decal. Note the font type of "ASAT Special"
and that it says "ASAT Special". All US ASAT Specials have only "ASAT". Also, there are two
words under the G&L logo which say "Tribute Series", though it is not clear enough to
read in the video.

Hope this helps.

[jwebsmall]

This demonstrates the incredible tone of not only the ASAT special but
of the Tribute series to boot!

I just wish G&L would make 42mm nut width on the tribute line instead
of 1 5/8" which is too narrow for a lot of (older) folks.

[suave eddie]

he is one of my favorite players. greg is phenomenal. he plays to a lot of the aussenjam tracks as well.

Great player--He also does some nice demos of ASAT Classics.

[Miles Smiles]

You might want to look again.

OK, thanks. I expected a big "Tribute" on the head stock.
In fact, I never held one in my hands.