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Ken Lawrence - Post yours here!

Owned this from Nov '03 to Feb '04. No pics except these from BassNW where I purchased it. Awesome build quality, attention to detail, playability. Great tone, as well. Previous owner swapped out the original Lane Poors for Barts. Met Ken in person and spoke with him on the phone several times. A real gentleman. Keeps a record of every bass he's ever made. Quite a bass player, too. Only reason I let it go...it was too heavy for my old, abused shoulders. Sometimes (like right now) I wish I'd kept it. As I prefer double-cuts, there may be a Unity in my future. Yes, I like the headstock. :cool:

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Someone from Talkbass had Ken build him that bass (the fretless 5, now at the Grooveshop), but decided that even though it was an incredible bass, he couldn't justify spending that much $ on one bass. We chatted about it for a bit. He was considering a Stambaugh instead last I heard... :D
 
Old thread... New KL. My second Ken Lawrence. I just picked this up and it absolutely kills. An amazing bass! Ken really is second to none.

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This has been my favorite instrument since I ordered it from Ken 15 years ago. Ken's work is easily among the best in the industry. This is one of the rare KL basses with anything other than a natural finish.

Swamp ash body w/ 1/8" wenge layer between the front and back
5 piece maple/wenge neck
Pau ferro fingerboard w/ custome inlays

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