"Contrarian" pertains to opinions, not facts. Fail.The best part out TB is that if you have a contrarian view, then you are trolling.
If anyone has any doubts, consult this page.
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"Contrarian" pertains to opinions, not facts. Fail.The best part out TB is that if you have a contrarian view, then you are trolling.
"Contrarian" pertains to opinions, not facts. Fail.
If anyone has any doubts, consult this page.
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OK, you win...........I can't dedicate this much time and passion to a TB post.
Fixed.OK, the facts are on your side...........I've dedicated too much time and passion to wasting everyone's time with my pathetic trolling.
Fixed.
It would have taken you less time to check the Lakland website to see you own a 44-01 than it did thinking up that witty response.
What if I don't care about the Lakland website and care more for witty posts?
It just shows the world that your IQ is in the mid-double digit range.
It just shows the world that your IQ is in the mid-double digit range.
It is also ashame to see you and GregC are getting personal - criticising my intelligence, faking my quotes......
You are not exactly setting high benchmark.
I would like to say a quick word about benchmarks, intelligence and wittyness.
Lowness, your frank and often biting posts here are sometimes warranted and entertaining...but...you never seem quite smart enough to know when to stop or acquiesce when you are obviously wrong. In fact you just turn up your troll dial and now you fall back on the "I was just being witty" excuse.
If we were to start rating benchmarks for posting habits yours would fall well below a respectable level. You seem more interested in asserting your self described intelligence than engaging in any kind of real dialogue.
Back in the realm of stuff that's actually relevant to the OP, here's a demo clip of the Lakland pickups and preamp (compared to a P bass, a jazz, and a Stingray) recorded by TBer Ian Allison for Lakland. Different people have drawn different conclusions about how close the 55-02 gets to those instruments, so draw your own conclusions.
The J pickup is a side by side split coil. Great for hum cancelling but not good at replicating the traditional Split P-Bass sound. That's where the active electronics come in to help fill in the missing beef. Sounds decent in a mix but if you want a true P-bass tone there really is no substitute for an actual P-Bass. IMHO, YMMV and all that jazz.To me the Lakland replicates the Jazz and Ray sound very well. I sounds like it has a more powerful sound than the Jazz and Ray. To my ears, it does not sound like a P at all. Probably because it does not have a split coil pickup. All in all, the bass does sound great though.
The J pickup is a side by side split coil. Great for hum cancelling but not good at replicating the traditional Split P-Bass sound. That's where the active electronics come in to help fill in the missing beef. Sounds decent in a mix but if you want a true P-bass tone there really is no substitute for an actual P-Bass. IMHO, YMMV and all that jazz.
So...it is nice to see you sticking around your thread after the giant derail. Have you come closer to making your decision?
I happen to love those pensil necks personally, except when it comes to popping and double thumbing. string spacing is just too narrowYup, I have the srff805 and it sounds and plays amazingly well. I am also pleased that it has a full size neck, not one of those rediculously thin ibby pencil necks.