Hello, GBL forum members and moderator(s).
Way cool that this forum exists
I am a G&L guitar fan since acquiring a used Tribute S-500 for a song in 2015 that needed new pots and strings

After replacing the pots, I found that I favored the MIK S-500 over my '96 USA Fender Stratocaster Plus

and decided to replace the Tribute with it's USA equivalent.
But before acquiring the 2015 S-500 just last week

I managed to purchase a '97 USA Legacy late 2015 and a 2012 Classic ASAT 3 mid-2016.
I really like my G&L guitar family

however, I have a particular, perceived problem with the newly acquired, like new 2016 USA S-500 that I'll be addressing with a post in the Knowledgebase after not having found any posts related to the DF tremolo brass insert heights being offset from one-another by 2mm that's interfering with lowering the DF tremolo bridge
About me

I'm an old electrical engineer, working in the semiconductor industry, with longstanding amateur guitar player aspirations. Discovering G&L has only increased my interest in improving my playing.
My music background consists of having taught myself a handful of classic rock/jazz chords and guitar licks in high school (class of '83) only to end-up having to sell my first "real" guitar, a '76 Gibson Marauder, to get thru college; though I still have my very relic'd '65 Harmony H1B
Over the many years (decades), I'd occasionally beat on my Harmony

until 2014 when I decided to take my guitar playing more seriously after discovering Scott Grove on Youtube

It was a SG guitar review that led me to discover G&L guitars

after having already purchased USA Fender Stratocasters and Telecasters coupled to some basic pedals and a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe

The Fender guitars have since been sold and replaced with my current G&L stable plugged into a Line 6 HD500X and home studio rig which brings me to this awesome forum to check-out fellow G&L enthusiasts
The only other thing worth mention is being married to a real jazz singer-pianist which is very humbling to say the least
I look forward to meeting others on this forum and learning more about G&L guitars.
Best regards,
Michael