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Description
The G&L ASAT III is a remarkable blend of classic design and modern innovation, making it a standout choice for electric guitar enthusiasts. A part of the legendary G&L lineup, this solid body electric guitar is known for its versatility and superb tonal quality. Crafted with precision, the ASAT III features a unique MFD (Magnetic Field Design) pickup system, which delivers a dynamic range of sounds, from crisp highs to robust lows, catering to a wide array of musical styles.
The ASAT III's ergonomic body shape ensures comfort during long jam sessions, while the smooth maple neck provides effortless playability. The guitar's bridge is designed for enhanced sustain and tuning stability, making it a reliable partner for both stage performances and studio recordings. With its classic styling and cutting-edge features, the ASAT III is a testament to G&L's commitment to quality and innovation.
Key Features:
- Solid body construction for durability and rich sound
- Unique MFD (Magnetic Field Design) pickups for versatile tonal range
- Comfortable maple neck for smooth playability
- Ergonomic body design for extended playing comfort
- Enhanced bridge for improved sustain and tuning stability
- Suitable for a wide range of musical genres, thanks to its dynamic tonal capabilities
Reviews
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about G&L ASAT III.
Build quality
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The thick poly finish on some G&L models can occasionally feel brittle, impacting durability during heavy use.
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Tool marks are noted on fretboards near every fret end, an unusual oversight even for budget models.
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Rust on the pickups is unexpected for new instruments, indicating potential issues with storage or handling.
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Setup and maintenance
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Some Tribute series guitars have issues with bridges being misplaced, leading to the high E string being too close to the fretboard edge.
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Filing of sharp fret ends is appreciated, though it leaves scratches on the fretboard, suggesting novice handling or improper tools.
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Owners suggest negotiating discounts for cosmetic flaws when ordering from overseas, as returns may be complicated.
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Features and functionality
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G&L Tribute series uses American MFD pickups, while other pickup types may not be of American origin.
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Mods and upgrades
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Owners have recommended fitting a Graph Tech nut to improve tuning stability and overall playability.
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User experience
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Users have noted that the PTB wiring scheme on the Legacy model is highly versatile and favored for tonal control.
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