G&L Rampage (1984-1990)
Overview
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Product:
- electric guitars
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Dates of manufacture:
1984 to 1990
Introduced in 1984, the Rampage was one of G&L's early models. It had a minimalist design: a single bridge humbucker controlled by a single volume control. The Rampage had a locking Kahler tremolo and relatively few were made before G&L discontinued the model. G&L reissued the Rampage in 2000, with a limited production run of 70 guitars. In 2009 they also reissued a Jerry Cantrell Rampage signature model.
Specifications (16)
Body
| Body material | maple body |
| Body shape features | double cutaway |
Hardware
| Bridge | double locking tremolo |
| Hardware color | chrome hardware |
Fretboard
| Fingerboard material | rosewood fingerboard |
| Fingerboard position markers | dot fingerboard position markers |
General
| Finish colors | black finish, red finish, white finish, yellow finish |
| Made in | USA |
| Number of strings | 6 strings |
| Scale length | 25.5 inches scale-length |
Neck
| Neck joint | bolt on neck |
| Neck material | maple neck |
| Number of frets | 22 fret |
| Tuner layout | six-in-a-row tuners |
Electronics
| Pickups configuration | 1 humbucker pickup |
Controls
| Volume controls | 1 volume control |
Prices (2)
| Date | Price | Condition | Name | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | $750 | good | ||
| 1900 | $999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 | wreck |
Reviews (1)
G&L RAMPAGE (1984-1990) reviewed by Anonymous
Anonymous
Still playing one just like this. A better playing neck has never been made on a guitar. The locking tremolo is a hassle when you need to retune (once you’ve dialed the micro tuners all the way...) But I never really used the tremolo. Solid sound after 30+ years. Many guys have asked why I don’t own a Fender and I tell them this IS a Fender... a Leo Fender not the company that bought his name.
