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paulo
 Post subject: Carvin LB50 @ The Trading Musician
PostPosted: March 4th, 2017, 4:37 pm 
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https://www.tradingmusician.com/lefty-guitars--basses
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 Post subject: Re: Carvin LB50 @ The Trading Musician
PostPosted: March 4th, 2017, 7:16 pm 
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This is near my house if you want me to check anything out. On an unrelated-related note, I have played the 12-string guitar they have -- it's beautiful. :-)
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 Post subject: Re: Carvin LB50 @ The Trading Musician
PostPosted: March 5th, 2017, 4:41 pm 
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Here's a link to the lefty page:

https://www.tradingmusician.com/lefty-guitars--basses

I bought a Carvin LB50 from Carmine years ago. It is one of 3 basses I use for every gig in my cover band. I have a Roland GK3B midi PUP mounted to mine to cover synth bass songs (Superstition, Power of Love, Abacab, Muse songs, etc). The GK3B, in combo with the stereo out ability of the LB50, is one incredibly massive wall of sound.
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