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http://www.glguitars.com/
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G&L company web site
Includes brief history of the company and amazing factory tours, as well as a
complete rundown of the current models and finish options. Any fan of Leo Fender's work will love this site.
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http://pickguards.us/pricegandl.html
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G&L Replacement Pickguards from Chandler
They are the long time supplier of pickguards to the factory and have a downloadable catalog for both old and new models.
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http://www.microtones.com/guitars.htm
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FreeNote Music - microtonal guitars web site
They have an exclusive arrangement with G&L to offer microtonally-fretted
and fretless G&L Guitars and basses.
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http://www.ggjaguar.com
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GGJaguar's G&L Page
GGJaguar devotes a page to his incredible collection of guitars and
amps (mostly vintage) - his collection of G&Ls is very
impressive. He's a gearhead who is very knowledgable about the
specifications, stories and "trivia" behind the individual instruments.
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http://www.stevetrovato.com
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Steve Trovato's Web Page
Steve composed and plays the G&L website opening theme.
He can also be heard in the Audio Clips section of the G&L website.
In addition to his full time position at USC, Steve Trovato is an
artist/clinician for various companies including G&L Guitars.
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http://www.hellecasters.com
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Hellecaster's Web Page
Helle-Man, Will Ray, returns to G&L Guitars, armed with a customized
Z-3 based model, the Will Ray Signature Model, complete with a Will Ray Hipshot
B-bender. Check out the page on the Hellecaster's site for tour and clinic dates,
to see if he will be coming to a town near you.
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http://www.frappr.com/guitarsbyleo
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Guitars by Leo map at Frappr.com
Started by the Cajun Boy, October 31, 2005. A great way to see where everybody here is located. Add yourself, if you haven't yet!
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http://www.talkbass.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=148
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G&L Bass Forum at www.talkbass.com
For low-enders hankering for their own G&L space without all those pesky guitarists. ;- )
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http://groups.myspace.com/guitarsbyleo
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Myspace "group" for G&L fans
Started by Kodor, June 11, 2007. The group page just shows who on myspace likes G&L. It's intended as a way for folks on myspace to find out about G&L and www.guitarsbyleo.com.
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G&L: Leo's Legacy, by Paul Bechtoldt
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Though it's tough to call this a "book", this pamphlet-like
document by G&L historian (and past Vintage Guitar columnist)
Paul Bechtoldt is worth checking out. It may be hard to find, as it has been out of print for some time.
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Guitar Legends: The Evolution of the Guitar from Fender to G&L, by George Fullerton
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This book, of course, mainly focuses on George's and Leo's experiences
at Fender, but the section on G&L guitars is worth a read as well.
Also an excellent color photo section. This book can be ordered
online at Amazon.com, or directly
from Centerstream Publishing.
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Guitars From George & Leo: How Leo Fender and I Built G&L Guitars, by George Fullerton
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Finally published - George's new book about his life with business partner and lifelong friend - Leo Fender. This book can be ordered online at Amazon.com.
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Fender: The Sound Heard 'Round the World, by Richard R. Smith
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Again, this book (as the name would imply) primarily focuses on
Fender. However, there is an excellent short section devoted to
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http://www.tcguitar.com/
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20th Century Guitar Magazine
G&LDP regular Greg Gagliano is Senior Contributing Editor at this excellent
magazine.
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http://www.jemsite.com/
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The JEM & Universe Collector's Site
Though most G&L fans don't tend to be fans of Ibanez guitars, this
site is well worth the visit regardless - it's very well done.
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http://www.gretschpages.com/
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The Gretsch Pages
Kinda like Guitars by Leo, but instead devoted to all things Gretsch.
Very cool!
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http://www.vguitar.com/
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Vintage Guitar Magazine Online
Hey, they recommended my site, so they can't be all bad! ;-) Great
classifieds section, web-exclusive articles, etc.
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http://www.tdpri.com/
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Telecaster Discussion Page Reissue
After the original TDP shut down, this excellent "reissued" version was
created for more friendly dialogue about Telecasters of all types.
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