Leo Fender’s Magnum Opus
Here it is. The final evolution of the dual-humbucker bass from the man who started it all. This 2000 G&L L-2000 is a straight-up tonal chameleon, born from decades of Leo Fender’s relentless innovation. It’s not just a bass; it’s a piece of history that you can feel in your hands and hear in every note. This one, hailing from the Fullerton factory at the turn of the millennium, is broken-in beautifully and ready for its next chapter.
Unleash the MFD Humbuckers
The heart of the L-2000 is its pair of G&L Magnetic Field Design humbuckers. These aren’t your average pickups. They deliver a hotter, broader frequency response that can be shaped into just about anything you can imagine. The adjustable pole pieces let you dial in your string-to-string balance with surgical precision, giving you total control over your sound. From a deep, resonant thump to a searing, aggressive cut, the MFDs handle it all with incredible articulation.
The Tri-Tone System: Your Sonic Swiss Army Knife
This is where the magic really happens. The flexible Tri-Tone electronics system is your command center for a world of tones. Flip the first switch to choose your pickup. The second lets you run the pickups in series for a thick, punchy tone with a serious midrange boost, or in parallel for a brighter, single-coil-esque jangle with hum-canceling performance. The third switch puts you in active, passive, or active with a high-end boost mode, giving you everything from vintage warmth to modern hi-fi clarity. It’s an incredibly powerful and intuitive system that makes this one of the most versatile basses ever built.
Built for the Player
From the resonant Alder body to the rock-solid Hard Rock Maple neck, this L-2000 was built to be played. The G&L Saddle-Lock bridge is a work of genius, locking the saddles together to transfer more string vibration directly into the body for resonance that blooms and sustains. The 7.5-inch fretboard radius offers a comfortable, vintage-style feel that’s a joy for any playing style. This bass is in very good condition, a testament to its quality construction and a life of making music.












































