G&L drops more affordable Tribute Series Kiloton bass guitar
Model includes “the most comfortable bass body ever created by Leo Fender”
Last year’s Kiloton model has proved so popular that G&L has now announced a more affordable Tribute Series version.
Like the original, the Tribute Series Kiloton features “the most comfortable bass body ever created by Leo Fender”.
A single G&L Magnetic Field Design humbucker is adjusted via a series/split/parallel toggle switch, while a Leo Fender-designed Saddle-Lock bridge promises increased resonant.
One finish is currently available: Alpine White on basswood, with three-ply white pickguard and rosewood fingerboard.
The Tribute Series Kiloton is available now - there’s no info on pricing yet, but it’ll be considerably cheaper than the original. See G&L Guitars for more info.
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