Show Us Your Non- Warwick Bass Then!

I changed up the SE and found myself a LTD for super cheap (i couldn't say no), family is growing still :/

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I wonder if there is any chance to get those scratches away at the back of the Vette. My Reverso has such scratched areas too. It’s like a coating on the wood, nothing you can just sand.
 
PaulS said:
Lmfao caught me out lol!! Since I am an self appointed honorary member of the "say no to gold hardware club" I read that with bias!
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I 'll let you guys in on a secret: All hardware is good. You just have to know where to place it. :-)
 
DiMarco said:
Those aren't scratches. I think it's a jizz stain.
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I see what you did there, you 're trying to making him feel disgusted so that he hands the bass to the nearest fellow forumer, most probably you, har har.
 
Hardy said:
I wonder if there is any chance to get those scratches away at the back of the Vette. My Reverso has such scratched areas too. It’s like a coating on the wood, nothing you can just sand.
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Yeah its had a beating! but i dont mind, im going to use it for gigs so im happy for it to get a bit hammered. (to an extent!)
I was thinking the same thing though!
 
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hello guys, my uncle gave me this guitar. I know nothing about it besides its a Fullerton and is no longer being manufactured. I believe the company is now called G&L. I would like to know a little more about its origins, can someone help?
 
Hey @Wedgie25 , I know very little about the company but if it's a very early G&L in a sense, I would take very good care of that instrument. And play it lots of course! I hope someone around here has more info. Welcome to the forum!
 
Wedgie25 said:
I know nothing about it besides its a Fullerton and is no longer being manufactured. I believe the company is now called G&L.
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I don't think there's a connection between those two companies. The G in G&L is George Fullerton, but I'm pretty sure they were called G&L from the get go. I believe Fullerton was once Music123's entry level brand.
 
Wedgie25 said:
View attachment 18734 View attachment 18735 View attachment 18736 View attachment 18734 View attachment 18735 View attachment 18736 hello guys, my uncle gave me this guitar. I know nothing about it besides its a Fullerton and is no longer being manufactured. I believe the company is now called G&L. I would like to know a little more about its origins, can someone help?
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From what I read I think @Bassist4Eris is correct. It is a Music 123 brand. But from what I have also read they are considered a nice bass. I'd do what others have suggested, have some fun and play the heck out of it.... .here's another pic I found of one that looks just like yours

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Fun how the bridge plate of the Fullerton has been bolted to the body.
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jester said:
What's unusual about it?
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Only four screws, of which two don't really matter.

Here's the more common solution with five screws, as found on a Fender P-Bass. The bridge should be in optimal contact with the body. Strings are pulling it towards the neck, so screws at the back of the plate are most effective. The front is being pushed down anyway.
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