Meet the new Rampage
The G&L Rampage is back with 24 frets for a full two octaves of shred. The unmistakable shape of the original Rampage still rings true, as the cutaways have been carefully extended to access those extra two frets.
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Meet the new Rampage
The G&L Rampage is back with 24 frets for a full two octaves of shred. The unmistakable shape of the original Rampage still rings true, as the cutaways have been carefully extended to access those extra two frets.
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M. F. D.
SADDLE LOCK BRIDGE
DUAL FULCRUM VIBRATO
EXPANDER SWITCH
TRI TONE PREAMP
P.T.B. (PASSIVE BASS & TREBLE)

ABOUT G&L

Born from his CLF Research company founded in 1966, Clarence Leo Fender began the final chapter of his legendary career when he launched the G&L brand and instruments in 1980.  G&L instruments benefited from his lifetime of creativity and innovation, and throughout the 1980s his groundbreaking new instruments became icons loved by musicians around the world.

Today’s G&L instruments continue to be made in his historic factory on Fender Avenue in Fullerton, California – The Birthplace of Bolt-on.  We invite you to discover why Leo famously declared ‘G&L guitars and basses are the best instruments I have ever made.’

A Legendary Heritage

By the late 1970s, Clarence Leo Fender and his CLF Research company had completed his consultancy for CBS/Fender, designed and manufactured the original Music Man instruments, and were looking forward to launching a new brand.

Together with former Fender employees George Fullerton and Dale Hyatt, Leo launched his new G&L Instruments with advanced features derived from his decades of experience redefining what was possible in an electric guitar and bass.

Community

G&L owners are encouraged to visit the Guitars by Leo G&L enthusiast site located at www.guitarsbyleo.com. This is a great resource where G&L owners share experiences, tips, techniques and preferences about G&L guitars and basses. There is a lot of information for everyone from professional musicians to enthusiast collectors.