> > > > http://www.guitarsbyleo.com/PICS/F100/GGF10081.JPG > > That is a very nice-looking guitar. Made back in G&L's heyday when > Leo was still with us too. I suspect that my guitar will not age > quite as well as that one, but I'm very happy with it. > > Greg > Mine's actually in pretty good shape, other than a single ding in the varnish it got years ago. It's sort of nice to know that you bought the guitar early enough in the companies history that Leo might have been around watching it get made. About 2 years ago I took it to a professional to have the frets looked after and to get it setup and intonated. The guitar plays wonderfully. It is a G&L though, so it certainly has it's own tone. Not a Strat, but in the same area. It can scream when it needs too. Today I pick up a Les Paul and it feels so strange. I played an SG the other day that I really liked. I haven't tried too many of the new brands. I still intend to get an old Rickenbacker one of these days, like George played, and some day an Alembic bass probably. Lots of great instruments out there. Cheers, Mark
