Erm... Can someone explain this joke please?That's the Lakland 44-02x4![]()
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Erm... Can someone explain this joke please?That's the Lakland 44-02x4![]()
Sure, 44-02 is an actual Lakland model. A 2x4 is pine lumber, much like this bass in question is made of (though looks like the bass is a 2x10). I just stuck the terms together, much like the OP did putting this (clearly some kind of test project) togetherErm... Can someone explain this joke please?![]()
2x4 has in the USA been the generic term for a very common board that you would use for almost any project.Erm... Can someone explain this joke please?![]()
No tort. Just as all basses should beNeeds Tort.
The pickup works fineOne common mod to these basses, is to cut the leads off the pickup, I think they call it the noiseless Bartolini Mod!
There's nothing to joke about a Lakland 44-02x4 ... serious craftsmanship (carpenter) for serious craftsmanship (musician); don't blame them.Erm... Can someone explain this joke please?![]()

FINE!
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The bridge is a German made ABM 3704-G Lock-Down made of brass. The only thing it lacks is that it's not chrome or black.Probably would be a lot better if you upgraded the bridge.
this is what bo diddley's bass player played
Canfor you say?! Now THAT is some rare tonewood.![]()