If you really like Fender style guitars that come with good quality innovative hardware, then G&L guitars fit the bill nicely. Some people place G&L guitars on a pedestal loving they way they play and sound, while others prefer the traditional look and sound of their Fender predecessors.
Are G&L guitars good Reddit?
G&L makes fantastic guitars and every one that I have played has been incredible but (and this is just my opinion which does not really matter in the grand scheme of things) I would still rather a Fender, I like the fact that you can still get Stratocasters the are loyal to the original design.
What is the difference between G&L and fender?
When it comes to comparing necks between the two brands the best option is to look at their most commonly produced shapes, and what players think of them. Fender mainly produces modern “C” shaped necks, with a 9.5” radius fingerboard, while G&L use a slightly fatter neck with the same radius fretboard.
Are all G&L guitars made in USA?
Re: Are G&L Guitars made in USA still? Yes, the G&L USA models are still made in Fullerton, California. The Tributes are made in Indonesia.
Are G&L guitars as good as Fender?
Theyre not better built than Fender and they dont sound better than Fender. G&L guitars feel overly solid and lack the vintage tone and feel of great Fender guitars. Theyre wonderful instruments, but when you want a great Fender, G&L just doesnt build one.
Are G&L guitars made in USA?
Re: Are G&L Guitars made in USA still? Yes, the G&L USA models are still made in Fullerton, California. The Tributes are made in Indonesia.
Who makes G&L Tribute guitars?
Leo Fender G&L is an American guitar manufacturing company founded by Leo Fender, George Fullerton, and Dale Hyatt in the late 1970s. G&L produces electric guitars and basses with designs based on some classic Fender instruments .G&L Musical Instruments.TypeSubsidiaryWebsiteglguitars.com11 more rows
Why is it called a Telecaster?
The name Telecaster came a little bit later and wasnt Leo Fenders idea. It was a man who worked for Fender named Don Randall who suggested it, coining the word by merging “television” with “broadcaster”.