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00:00 Intro
02:30 THE PURCHASE
04:16 How it Sounds
07:07 Conclusion

[@trippwilsonphoto]

This is random but i really love the way you tell stories

[@pugforce8315]

same

[@ReizokoRyu]

Not random at all, by definition. In fact its just the truth and very relevant if anything! He's definitely got a way with telling stories

[@robinr22]

Likewise

[@josephkitchen3059]

I know right 😂!!!

[@AngelPerez-lm8uj]

Me too

[@MadManUSMC]

Looks and sounds great. FYI : After Leo sold fender, a few years later he was the CEO of the newly created Music Man, and then later went on to make G&L He spent his life in all the various instrument makers and parts makers as well. I like most of their line up especially with the G&L pickups.

[@Crunkboy415]

Not bad for a guy doesn't really know how to play a guitar 😁

[@cubano100pct]

Leo after selling Fender to CBS, he had to wait 10 years because of non-compete clause. He started Music Man in 72 and in 1977 he designed and created the Music Man Cutlass and StingRay guitars.

[@douglasaxtell]

Actually at the start MusicMan guitars and basses were built in the CLF shop because MusicMan didn’t have manufacturing.

[@maxpuppy96]

@@cubano100pct The Music Man bass is the best.

[@michaeltaylors2456]

@@cubano100pct which is why I have a cutlass

[@bbrotherton6345]

In the early 80s, I was doing repair work in a Salt Lake City guitar store. The owner said he had Leo Fender and George Fuller on the line. Their bass guitars were blowing pre-amps. He asked me to have a look. it took me about 5 minutes to see the problem. Mr. Fender did not know enough knowledge about basic electronics to know that the "Linear Cookbook" was only a basic reference manual. He made a pre-amp that would cease life if plugged into certain poorly designed amps, mostly Fender amps with the polarity switch. The next day, a fax detailing my fix was sent world-wide. I asked to speak to Leo Fender but was transferred to Fullerton, who hung upon me. So much for the legend of Leo Fender,

[@JB_Eckl]

So glad to see all the G&L love in the comments! I always knew about them but I really fell in love a few years back, and now I'm rocking about eight different G&L and CLF Research guitars which I use constantly on sessions etc. They are AMAZING.

[@raoulduke344]

What's your favourite model?

[@JB_Eckl]

@@raoulduke344 Probably the Comanche. Leo’s Z-Coils are the most underrated pickups in the universe. I also really love the ASAT Special semi hollow, which has big MFD pickups that almost look like P-90s. The alnicos on the Legacy are fantastic for more old school Strat sounds, and the MFDs on the S500 are a little thicker & warmer. If you visit my KZbin channel you’ll hear all these guitars.

[@raoulduke344]

@@JB_Eckl Thanks so much for replying. I may have to now watch your demos and spend the next 3 hours checking out G&L prices, haha. I really appreciate the recommendations. I admit, I didn't know much about the Z coils but I made a mental note a while ago to check out G&L because, well, why wouldn't you if you're a Strat guy (and I definitely am)

[@colinbutler2466]

G&l is not very well known in Australia so people here don't value them you can get real bargains I bought mine for a very nice price it's one of my most valued guitar s

[@theonetruerobb4852]

Got me a G&L ASAT Classic (Fender sized pickups). I've got Fralin Steel Poles in this thing. It was beat to hell when I bought it, and even more so now. It had huge frets (completely replaced a few years ago). I'll put it up against any Telecaster you wanna bring. Custom Shop, Suhr, you name it. And don't get me started on my Hamer Daytona....

[@nl_rhein4886]

G&L is probably one of the most underrated guitar brands. I bought an ASAT Special last year and I love the Jumbo MFD pickups and the Saddle Lock bridge (both constructions of Leo Fender that are only available in G&L instruments). Lots of resonance and sustain and a unique sound and the guitar feels, plays and looks great.

[@douglasyoung554]

Along with Schecter, yeah probably.

[@simontemplar3359]

I have that guitar in black, and I totally agree about the pickups. the saddle lock bridge is genius though. talk about attention to detail!

[@krokovay.marcell]

I have one, too, these pickups sound so colorful that a Fender Tele can hide from it...

[@chrissutton5457]

Love G&L, picked up one of their JB's a couple years ago and it revitalized my love of playing music. Ended up buying an Asat special, kiloton, and Asat bass as well. They've all been fantastic.

[@BEATMONSTER79]

I see your rockin the Delta King! Nice choice. Maybe you could do a video on that rig. Loving the longer content. Big ups and many blessings

[@toddhansen5072]

G&L make great guitars! In my opinion they are one of the best kept secrets in guitar brands! Awesome video, I’m new to the channel, really dig your enthusiasm!

[@johnc2415]

I absolutely love G&L! I own three Fullerton guitars and they sound and play awesome!

[@bluesdawg8014]

There's only one Fender "His name is Leo Fender" He didn't pass away building a bad guitar. He got better and better. George and Leo are legends in this industry. G&L is the real Fender. Los Angeles

[@blueshed70]

Awesome score on your G&L man! You totally got a perma-grin :) - you look like I do every time I pull out mine... I really enjoyed listening to your playing, and good luck on your journey with that beautiful guitar.

[@eohippusone]

Love the tone! Great demo! I've been eyeing a G&L Bluesboy.

[@glennevans5824]

Nice job Mike …I have had so many guitars in my lifetime I’m 68 now still love guitars..G&L are formidable instruments love the truss rod adjustment at the headstock…that is always welcome…..that candy apple red with the dark rosewood pops..

[@sergiom5907]

I've been looking at higher end strats lately too, had no idea G&L were related to Fender. Thanks for putting them on my radar, I'll have to test one out!

[@bluesdawg8014]

Hi Sergio, G&L is and has been the continuation of Leo Fenders legacy. These are the real Fenders. Fender guitars now days are designed by others, not Mr Leo Fender. Rock the real Fender "G&L"

[@mikenagoda]

I have been a G&L guy for years - I play a T style guitar, and I love their ASAT. I think the quality matches the Fender Custom Shop for way less of the price - great to see them getting some love!

[@jeffrey.a.hanson]

This is why I love local shops. They will make offers to move gear. One shop has 4 used G&Ls right now and my favorite is the semi-hollow Tele.

[@dabanjo]

I bought a G&L tribute tele years ago someone had traded in at the shop. I didn't think much of it until I plugged it in and played it. Best sounding and playing guitar I'd ever played. And this was their cheapo line? Now I'm all about their guitars, never played a bad one in nearly 2 decades now. Even got a p bass from them that I love.

[@richfahey]

My first "real" guitar, which was also the first guitar that I bought brand new, was a 1993 G&L Legacy and I still have it. Great guitar.

[@JenniLudes]

Love my G&L's. First one I bought used about 5 years ago...a 2005 ASAT Classic "Blues Boy." Gorgeous! And the tones and the way it plays. Couple years later I bought a G&L Commanche (new). Love that thing. Good stuff!

[@jamesmecalemusic5055]

When I was searching for a tele, I tried all kind of teles, Fenders, Custom Fenders, signature Fenders, ESP, as well as other brands. I came across a G&L ASAT Classic and that has been my #1 guitar since the early 90’s. I still have it and it has been an amazing guitar!

[@concertvids34]

When I got into Umphrey's McGee about 12 years ago I noticed their lead guitarist Jake Cinninger had an S shaped guitar and thus my discovery into G&L began. The headstocks definitely made me think of the guitar as less than but I quickly learned that they are amazing.

[@gordonhuskin7337]

The headstocks are ugly and umphreys mcgee sucks

[@timjones9727]

I love G&L and own a Comanche. It’s a sort of turbo Strat with Leo’s attempt at noiseless pickups with the Z-Coils. The bridge on yours and my G&L remains revolutionary as the first two point floating bridge and never bettered in my view. Their Indonesian guitars offer something extra over other brands with USA made pickups & bridges on the majority of guitars.

[@EscapePlanPedals]

I love the two band eq on the Legacy too - that was the aspect that made it an instant winner to me

[@sentforth5]

LOVE G&L! You have a good aura, man. Thank you, and I subbed!

[@jameswang3530]

Dude, your playing is killer! Of course I’d love to see the Fender and G&L face off!

[@gitpho]

G&L makes some of the best guitars and basses on the planet, many of which could reasonably be considered the "ultimate" versions of their Fender counterparts. They have guitars with virtually any kinds of traditional pickup configurations one could want, but they also have some pickups that are exclusive to their brand and produce sounds not found in literally any other guitars. Leo Fender innovated until the very end, and his legacy (no pun intended) is alive and well at G&L. Def check them out if you haven't already!

[@jimmy5634]

I’ll put my Squier CV 50 Strat up against your G & L all day long.

[@vectormusic0]

Oh wow. Thats a beautiful guitar man. What a tone and you are very talented. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of this amazing instrument with us.

[@timsharkey1993]

That is a beauty and the tone is perfect. Especially position 4, that’s my favorite bit of Stratfulness.

[@hkguitar1984]

Congrats on the new guitar, now you need to check out G&L's Custom Shop! G&L guitars are cool, I've played many through the years. What is important to remember about the G&L are their unique pickup designs. They are just different enough from the traditional Fender design that they really do fill a space all their own.

[@chrisl5156]

I've never played a G&L but I've heard good things about them. This is a beautiful guitar ! Congrats on this awesome purchase.

[@davechapman7735]

a beautiful sound, thanks for the great demo

[@andrewabb1519]

I've had a G&L Fullerton Deluxe SB-1 precision bass for 2 years now. Absolutely love it... and the headstock.

[@user-xu4rt4he4p]

I’m a G&L fan, hope that someday they will be more widely used and will save their quality, they are amazing and they are really a Legacy of Leo

[@ErnestoGennariNeto]

Love my G&Ls. I like the headstock. I did the faceoff at home a couple of years ago and sold 3 Fenders, kept 3 G&Ls instead, a S-500, an Asat Special and an Asat Z-3 semi-hollow. Can't wait to get a Legacy and a Comanche.

[@TachoSJ]

I have an S 500 as well, it plays and sounds great

[@riversidemike1]

A great last guitar story. I'm almost 70. And I m still looking for the last one. I've got a good collection too. Keep playing Mike. The joy is in the search.

[@bluemawks]

your amp and guitar combo totally rocks out JH! awsome man

[@Fugettaboutit]

G&L's have always been great guitars from the start, can remember them from way back when I started in the 80's. They literally were an 'evolution' of Fenders. But they were still very clearly based on Fenders, and to this day I think they're still underrated. Had they been more of their own design, or something more distinctly different like a PRS (which still obviously borrows from Fender/Gibson), maybe they would have been a more prevalent name like those. But Leo was doing what he knew.

[@bennysan101]

I love my G&L ASAT Fullerton Deluxe that I purchased last month!! It will definitely not be my last G&L guitar either... Leo Fender kept hitting it out of the park with his designs there!

[@Joe-vc2cc]

I’ve always been curious about G&L. Cool video!

[@eliasbarnes8061]

thanks for doing that G&L some justice with your cool playing style

[@ronnienose8608]

Bought my G&L Fallout second hand a few months ago, and it is honestly incredible, can't believe how good it is.

[@magarnaglest]

My favorite guitar is my Fullerton Doheny. The headstock does take some getting used to. I love Fender and Squier as well but the quality and value of Fullerton and tribute G&Ls are undeniable

[@tiki_trash]

I never understood all the hate for G&L headstocks. One headstock that I think is butt-ugly is the PRS headstock, though.

[@allatsea2746]

@@tiki_trash Absolutely. Call me superficial, but that's the only reason why I've never even considered a PRS or a Musicman for that matter.

[@Archtops]

Love G&L gits. Super nice color. Congrats! Liked & Subbed!

[@eugenestein278]

Right when you pulled it off the wall and before you said it yourself I thought, “Now that is a great color!” Congratulations on your purchase. G&L’s are great. I always thought about the Rampage first because I’m a huge Alice In Chains fan and Jerry Cantrell. Great tones. Enjoy your new guitar!

[@BryanHRBrodie]

Same here

[@cameronsharpe6647]

i was waiting to see another person comment about Jerry. He turned that guitar into a monster. One of my guitar heroes for sure

[@SquirrelDarling1]

Nice! That is a beautiful sounding guitar. Headstock not bad imo.

[@zetaminor77]

great video and great playing! love the sound demos. I wonder what differentiates G&L's from Fender besides the pickups and aesthetics... :)

[@deepzepp4176]

Great video. Ive had a real problem with S style guitars for years. I've had a MIM Strat, Musicman Silhouette, Musicman Cutlass, USA Fender standard, Fender Highway One, Fender 70s AVRI and a Fender CS 60's. Liked them all for a little while, but never truly got on with any of them. I've now settled on and love, a MIM Fender Stratocaster 60's Road Worn 2015. It really is about what suits you - Sound, neck profile, weight, tuning, intonation, etc. Oh, and yes, you should do a shoot out :)

[@alanpettibone]

Big time G&L fan but my favorite S type guitar is the Comanche with the Z-coil pickups. Have 3 of them in my rotation at the moment and they sound so amazing.

[@derrickmickle5491]

Yes, the Comanche is incredible!

[@jamesburge1983]

Yep, have two pf them myself. Really fantastic instruments.

[@archiederham2103]

That axe sounds so sweet! I reckon a G&L might be my next buy.... Cheers Mike!

[@RussClarkRocks]

My dude, so glad you found G&L. Awesome instruments! Enjoy!

[@mrjasondylan]

Like your enthusiasm bro nice axe, lovely sound.

[@PeeDee69]

I used to have a problem breaking strings and then switched to NYXLs and I can't break one now. They also sound better than any other nickel wound I've ever played & they stretch/stay in tune better than any other. They're kinda expensive but you can buy a bulk box for a deal from time to time & it's basically 10 to twenty years worth of em

[@rocktorrocks]

Congrats! Looks and sounds awesome. Check out the G&L factory tour on Phillip McKnight’s youtube channel…it was impressive. Def seems to be something special to their guitars. Surprised they’re not more popular.

[@jamieb.7812]

The guitar looks and sounds great, sir. Your playing is superb!

[@Honedogg]

Dude your videos are spot on. I love the topics. I can't handle the fact you stop the camera and restart it after every sentence.

[@qbsrd]

If G&L would have made a short scale guitar currently available, it would have been my next purchase for sure

[@tetoteegofficialmike_cole]

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[@gliddofglood]

I’ve come to the conclusion that the best guitar is the guitar you like the best. Because it really doesn’t matter and some of the greatest and most iconic players just seemed to play whatever they had lying around or they didn’t cost a great deal of money. It was all pretty much irrelevant as it’s really all about the music and not about the guitar. Having said that, having a guitar that you love, is really important. I made my own Fender Strat vintage partscaster and that is definitely my favourite guitar. So it is therefore the best one.

[@davidneath8194]

Nice soulful playing you got going on there mr.Cole!

[@MrGuitars8]

It looks very nice and has a Beautiful Tone and I can see that you Love that Guitar . I had a White Strat and an Old Gibson Les Paul Custom and I can cover most styles with these two Guitars . Great Video , Merry Christmas to You and to Everyone .

[@minervameza2686]

For me, the best guitar I’ve ever played was a G&L. You’re right!

[@thomasstengel7356]

Beautiful tone on that guitar. You found yourself a bargain, sir. Unmistakable Strat sound.

[@mearkitek3773]

Our lead guitar (RIP) played a G&L Tele through a Bassman head into a Marshall stack with no effects…not even reverb. He got all the sounds we needed for country and classic rock.

[@crazyjoeboxer87]

Love your videos man!

[@TheSpiceLord]

Love G&L gear and I'd consider much of their stuff better value and in some cases outright better.

[@guillermodelnoche]

I love my ‘78 Fender Strat. Run a pencil in your nut and saddle to stop breaking strings. I play both bass and guitar professionally and have mauled my instruments but never break strings.

[@richardclark.]

Did you watch his right hand? It's like he is trying to break them. Lol. I was gonna suggest some things before I watched him play but I surmised he has tried them all in vain. Lol.

[@randyhuevonBL]

Great soft feeling play friend... amazing

[@JamesUnityFuchs]

Congrats on your purchase. It's beautiful. I love G&L. I never knew the back story, and the obvious G&L logo, being George & Leo, I have just learned now. (thank you) It totally makes sense why these are excellent instruments. Just a little heads up, I recently was wanting to buy a cheaper brand guitar recently. One that, I would obviously need to change out electronics and most probably machine head tuners. I went on my amazon search, and found a few companies, and read the specs, and the response from others regarding customer care, and then searched youtube for peoples channel that did demos on these models. I was striking out, cause it just looked like, "you get what you pay for", and/or, "don't waste your money". But then, to my surprise, I got lucky, not once but twice. I saw a brant called, "Eart", and they had a strat style guitar selling at that time for, $175. I read the specs and I couldn't believe what I was reading. body wood made of mahogany and Alder, and roasted maple neck with double truss rod for stability. bone nut, and stainless steel jumbo frets(yes, ....stainless steel.WTF?). etc.... I couldn't believe it, this had to be a scam, how could they make money, selling this cheap, and offering this type of quality. So I did my final search and, went to youtube and watched demos of this guitar, and low and behold, every damn one of the demos, the reactions was dis belief. these guitars are excellent, right out of the box, and not just saying, its a great buy for the money, but these are great guitars. I bought one, and was so floored, I bought a second one immediately. I never solicit myself, with any gear or especially and instrument, but I just couldn't, let this by without telling other players out there. If you're on a budget and looking for a great instrument, check it out. I promise you, wont be dissatisfied. The other company, same type of experience. i wont go into the whole specs and blah, blah, blah.....the instrument is a tele (their basic tele called Virgo) and the company is "M Musi" . I believe I paid about $300. It's an excellent instrument. Cheers!

[@lrmars]

Excellent commentary and insight. Musicianship is exemplary!

[@mrotta6079]

damn its really intreasting to see how much your channel has grown I swear it dosent feel that long ago since your channel was only at 20k subs

[@ejstar8917]

I am a HUGE fan of G&L Guitars. I bought my first one in 1995 when they used to come with a hard case. It was a really nice Legacy in a Whineburst finish. I ended up having to sell it in 2008. That was one of the saddest days of my life. But, I recently purchased a new G&L Legacy Deluxe…I love it! There is something about those guitars that just sound and feel magical to me. I love the headstock, the neck feels great, the pick ups are awesome, it rarely is out of tune…A great guitar all around.

[@EddieClark]

Love that red man! Such a great sounding guitar too! It looks almost like the fretboard needs to be oiled but that's easy. Enjoy that bit of fire in your hands!

[@tetoteegofficialmike_cole]

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[@StevenVincentSings]

You have great playing style, clean

[@horseyindie]

Great tone man!

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[@philcunningham67]

Hi Mike I have a G&L S500 strat , I love playing it , has a push pull in the tone which gives more pickup combinations which r lots of fun.. I must say this is my favourite guitar & will stay in my collection for a very long time hopefully

[@Geetarhed]

Great job Mike, nice guitar

[@steveregotti8542]

I like the G and L-- headstock is a little different but I would get used to it-- got to have a humbucker in the bridge--the neck pickup is awesome-- thanks-- great playing

[@darvoid66]

Your guitar is beautiful. I love my G&L Comanche. It has a gorgeous flamed maple top in honey burst. It plays great and can achieve so many different tones it's ridiculous.

[@ConstantGeekery]

Absolutely love my G&L ASAT - I think the fit, finish and playability is right up there with guitars costing considerably more (has a slightly smaller headstock than the Legacy too). Let me just stick in a shout out also for FGN guitars, which are similarly underrated.

[@urmomgaylol]

the growth in both size and production quality of this channel is insane

[@delythprice5077]

great vid. i have played a strat most of my life and was so close to buying a g&l tele but ended up doing a deal for a F tele for a vester 57 but i will probably give one a go in my local store in the spring. you can see how happy i am with the tele on this chanell wish i got a tele years ago

[@evanspotvin5519]

Very good tone thank you very much sir.

[@billtancordo8761]

I do own a G&L L2000 bass in a Blueburst finish. I have only played a couple times. But I had friends that worked for G&L guitars back in the ‘80’s and loved playing those guitars. I live in Yorba Linda, California and the G&L factory in Fullerton, California isn’t too far from where I live.

[@steviebhoye]

Great video, I currently own 2 G&L's - An American Legacy Special which I ordered direct from the factory in 2004 (still my number 1) and a more recent Asat Classic Fullerton Deluxe. I love em - headstock is cool. Agree the candy apple red is gorgeous. Liked and Subscribed. :)

[@kendallmallon1763]

I have 2 G&Ls -- one Semi--hollow ASAT and an S-500. I love both of them. The ASAT is a special double bound purple Tribute model and it is super resonant. The s-500 is a spec-order I did and it's lovely; I really did the expander switch on it and like the trem bridge on it better than the Fender s-style bridge.

[@aplanebagel]

G&L is my favorite brand. Tributes are amazing values! I have a Tribute pink Doheny and placid blue Legacy and i have never been this happy on a guitar ! I love everything Leo did ( fender, music man and g&l, I really hope the guy was nice )

[@franciscolopez3229]

Thanks for this video, it's an addition to my knowlege about guitars. I must say, it's a nice and clean sounding guitar.

[@2thumbsdown]

All of the variations were great, but the clean with a little reverb almost made me weep. It really is a beautiful instrument!

[@matthewkemp7554]

Dude!!! That's a great deal!! Sounds really good too!

[@edwardkay2743]

Great story and a great demo!

[@fresherstraighter]

Hi, Mike! Greetings from Argentina. I was in Connecticutt in 2018 and bought a 2010 G&L HB Legacy usa from Guitar Center at a great price ( I guess because in the pics from a bad phone it looked fucsia instead of the same gorgeous red as yours. Prior to travelling to USA I've seen it on the website standing for months without being sold. I guess it was destiny it finally got in my hands. ) I never played a G&L before, but the moment I did fell in love with it. Mine has a Seymour Duncan JB with a split coil switch at the bridge. It makes this axe incredible versatile for a top 40 guitar player as me. SInce I grab the G&L it became my main axe. I have many others, Gibson LP, american vintage Strat, a Tele, but I always end up taking the Legacy to my shows.

[@mattdevol3339]

Dude, You Rock! Subscribed.

[@tetoteegofficialmike_cole]

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[@olivierherau2920]

The clean sound is just amazing

[@TheReBorn]

G&L F100 was my first electric guitar back in the late 80’s. It was a custom order for my dad that I got when he passed away. I had just been playing about a year and a half. Amazing guitar. I would take another one in a second.

[@markmcdonald5711]

I bought a lefty F-100 in 1981 for my first electric guitar, red with a maple neck. Still have it.

[@douglasaxtell]

I bought my first G&L used after realizing the ergonomics of a strat were better than a 335. It was a used Tribute Legacy that someone had buggered the wiring on and once it was repaired it was awesome. Then I found a 2011 CLF HB Legacy and later a March of 1982 S-500 theta has Leo’s signature in the inspection markings inside the guitar. The S-500 is the early one with the Skyhawk body shape and the old style big MFDs. It sounds great and very different from the HB Legacy. And for my final act of crazy I build a copy of my Legacy but used wood from my farm including 150 year old extinct American chestnut cut from a hand hewn barn beam. I think you have a great guitar and G&L supports them well. Love your playing and your channel.

[@slapnut825]

A local music store had a G&L bass it was their jazz bass in a purple kind of sparkle. Really surprising sound and feel.

[@barchetta3]

YES! I bought my first G&L Legacy USA about 15 years ago when I was looking for a great S style guitar and have never looked back! One of the best trem bridges on the market…the features you get for the $$ made it the obvious choice over Fender for me. Oh, and I do like the headstock!

[@elducko1951]

That instrument is beautiful, sounds GREAT and you absolutely STOLE it!! Congratulations!! Anyone who plays as well as you do (which is quite well!) deserves a satisfying guitar!!

[@colbytaylor9805]

I remember visiting a vintage guitar store close to home and seeing an 80s G&L F100 in all black. I thought to myself, "Holy crap, that is a sick guitar." I've been looking for a decently priced one ever since. I also recall another time a few months ago picking up a G&L Tele (idk what they call em) and being amazed by how well-made it was for the price point.

[@cocochinos]

G&L ASAT. I have a Tribute series one. No regrets buying it.

[@larrymervine998]

Enjoy your videos. Thank you. I have owned a G&L ASAT Classic for about 20 years. It far outshines every Fender that I have owned or played. The headstock never bothered me. If it was good enough for Leo then it works for me.

[@louiscyfer6944]

my best sounding guitar is a g&l bluesboy. i was going to buy many more g&ls, i joined a g&l forum on line, an owners group, and it was so full of assholes, especially the mods, i never got another one. i was going to sell mine, but i can't, it sounds so good.

[@Minkah60]

Ok really Great tone !!