A premium G&L-designed bass for an affordable price.

The G&L Tribute is a foreign-made bass utilizing G&L designs, American-made G&L pickups, and G&L patented hardware to give you G&L sound, versatility, and feel for a much more affordable price. The L-2000 Plus 4-string features 2 G&L MFD humbuckers, a basswood body, hard rock-maple neck with rosewood or maple fretboard, the G&L-designed Saddle Lock bridge, and Tri-Tone active/passive electronics, with 3-way mini-toggle pickup selector, preamp control, series/parallel control, plus a treble boost/cut knob, a bass boost/cut knob, and volume. Includes deluxe gig bag.

G&L Tribute L-2000 4-String Bass Features:

• 2 G&L USA humbuckers
• Basswood body
• Hard rock-maple neck with rosewood or maple fretboard
• G&L-designed Saddle Lock bridge
• Tri-Tone active/passive electronics
• 3-way mini-toggle pickup selector, preamp control, series/parallel control
• Treble boost/cut knob
• Bass boost/cut knob,
• Volume knob

G&L Tribute L-2000 4-String Bass Includes:

• deluxe G&L gig bag

Get the bass of your dreams for a very affordable price.

G&L Tribute L-2000 4-String Bass

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Great all-around bass

Posted by jojojoshua from Florida on Feb 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Blues, Country

After playing a fretless Tribute L-2500, I just had to try the L-2000. It is a great bass at this price or even more. I have played several basses in this price range and this one clearly outperforms them all. Once you get used to all the switch combinations, you can get a huge variety of sounds. The neck has a smooth satin finish and the bass balances well when worn. A small adjustment of the saddle heights was all that was needed to set this up for me. I got the Blueburst with maple and my only complaint is that the blue is very dark on this one and the burst is very subtle. It may not be this way on others. Other than that I have no issues and can't imagine needing another bass for a very long time.

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L-2000 bass

Posted by Meat from Toronto on Dec 2, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Actic Musician, Fomerly in a Band

Reviewer's Play Style: Hard rock, Metal, Country, Funk

I love this bass. Have owned it for about 2 years now and have never had a problem (other than the strap buttons falling off, but that was my fault=>). Can sound anywhere from a stingray to a P-bass to close to a J-bass. Replaced 2 basses with it just from the versatility!

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G&L Tribute L-2000 Premium Bass

Posted by JoeMama from Santa Cruz, CA. on Oct 10, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Funk, Metal, Blues, Reggae

Well to start the features are virtually endless. The PUP modes are the same as owning 4 different basses (Fender P-bass & Jazz bass, Music Man Stingray, & G&L) all in one. The swamp ash (premium model only) body has a clear & loud sound with exceptional sustain (also thanks to the massive patented bridge). I got mine from a local music shop & ordered the maple neck/fretboard, which I feel has more pop than rosewood. The PUP's are the same as you would get if you bought a "real" L-2K straight from G&L! I don't see how anyone who loves electric bass, could not be in complete awe over this extremely affordable, high-quality instrument. Choice is yours, but don't hesitate any further. I did and they raised the price!

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ehh ok

Posted by bassguy5.2 from bluegrass state on Jul 27, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: metal, rock, indie

I walked into a guitar shop in lexington. I found three basses that I was interested in. This one, a warwick rockbass corvette, and a spector legend classic 4 string. I played the G&L tribute L-2000 first and the tone was amazing and I liked it a lot until I put it down and grabbed the rockbass. everything about the beginner warwick was better. The spector was superior in the tone department as well. So this bass isnt the best value in the 500-750 market.

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What a Deal!

Posted by Rob Darby from Michigan City, IN on May 29, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist & church musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Slightly jazz tinged progressive folksy pop rock

I've played bass for over 30 years, and I've owned more basses than I can remember. This one is an amazing find. With the active/passive electronics, it offers a very broad spectrum of sounds. It feels similar to a Fender P-bass (not surprisingly). Mine needed no "tweeking" upon arrival. For the price, you cannot beat this thing. In fact, you probably can't beat it for several hundreds more.

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G&L Tribute L-2000 4-String Bass

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