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For sale Lakland 44-02 sunburst

Sold
$675.00
Strings
4
Status
This item has been sold and is no longer available!

Details

Putting up for sale my Lakland 44-02 that I bought from here almost a year ago (not really looking for trades at the moment). The neck on this bass is extremely comfortable, and it is currently set up for very low action. I should also note that the serial number on this bass was likely tampered with by a previous owner, so keep that in mind (check out thread below). The reason I am selling this is because I am becoming a medium/short scale convert and need to fund my other purchases (I may resort to selling it to Guitar Center soon).

SOLD - Xmas sale! Lakland 44-02 sunburst

Note: I am not the first owner, and there are a few blemishes as well as minor fret wear seen in the photos shown below. The pickup covers have been "smoothen" by a previous owner who rested his thumb on the pickups. Otherwise, the bass is still in great condition!

Im looking for $675 + $50 shipping (Paypal F&F preferred or add an additional $25 on top if you want to pay through G&S).


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Comments

Bob McAlister

6tzguy
Supporting Member
Aug 22, 2004
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Orange County, Ca.
As a professional woodworker, I can assure you that the neck is flatsawn like Lakland Skyline basses. But still a killer bass at a killer price’. GLWTS !
 

Bob McAlister

6tzguy
Supporting Member
Aug 22, 2004
1,256
1,346
Orange County, Ca.
No, no flatsawn not a problem, that’s what trussrods are for! I have 4 favorite basses that are flatsawn, in fact my 1964 Jazz that I had for 49 years was flatsawn. True, quartersawn necks are intrinsically stronger, but then you’re paying customshop prices! GLWTS!
 

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