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Lakland Owner's Group #21

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OK, I'll play....

Headstocks- 3+2 vs. 4+1
Inlays dots are different
Lower horn on the ESP is considerably longer
Pickups
Preamps
Bridge
Nut material (I'm assuming, since the SL doesn't say bone)
The ESP has a "Rear PU Coil Sprit Switch"
The ESP is considerably higher priced
The Lakie comes in much cooler colors ;)

it's a Sprite switch, I assume:D
don't dig the price thing - maybe it is just because the Bardic is a very limited run. And it should be - Lakie speaks for itself to sell much much more!
BassLines were available with Lakland too for a whiler
I thought the lower horn was just an optical effect of the PG but I've checked and you're right
I ain't sure about the bone nut - seems very bone-like on my bass so I wouldn't tell the difference
You missed the bridge-besides the shape it is Gotoh vs. Hipshot
 
You guys with fretless Laklands: preferred string? I'm going to try DR Black Beauties. What string comes stock from the factory on 4-94 fretless's? The medium nickel Laklands?

I had Chromes on my last one. They were really, really nice. I have had LaBella Tapewounds on other fretlii and I really, really like those as well. They are brighter than flats if you're looking for that.

I have had TI Jazz Flats as well. Most seem to really love those strings, but they were just too low tension for me.

And nice snag on the Lakie!
 
Well she's here, but I don't get to hear her until Monday when my tech gets her wired and setup. Anyway, here's my family portrait (although the JO, is going to see some changes once the BG is running....).

lakiepair1.jpg


The color is somewhat close on this pic...
bg5full.jpg


For those that don't know, she's the Bob Glaub 5 Prototype, loaded with a Nordstrand NP5. Can't WAIT to play and hear it!
 
Well she's here, but I don't get to hear her until Monday when my tech gets her wired and setup. Anyway, here's my family portrait (although the JO, is going to see some changes once the BG is running....).
The color is somewhat close on this pic...
bg5full.jpg


For those that don't know, she's the Bob Glaub 5 Prototype, loaded with a Nordstrand NP5. Can't WAIT to play and hear it!
Niiiiiiiiiice!!!! Congrats, Randy!
 
Well she's here, but I don't get to hear her until Monday when my tech gets her wired and setup. Anyway, here's my family portrait (although the JO, is going to see some changes once the BG is running....).

lakiepair1.jpg


The color is somewhat close on this pic...
bg5full.jpg


For those that don't know, she's the Bob Glaub 5 Prototype, loaded with a Nordstrand NP5. Can't WAIT to play and hear it!

If I had that bass, I would drool on it constantly
 
Well she's here, but I don't get to hear her until Monday when my tech gets her wired and setup. Anyway, here's my family portrait (although the JO, is going to see some changes once the BG is running....).

lakiepair1.jpg


The color is somewhat close on this pic...
bg5full.jpg


For those that don't know, she's the Bob Glaub 5 Prototype, loaded with a Nordstrand NP5. Can't WAIT to play and hear it!
you did really well!!!!

that looks great!!!!! im very envious. i may have a new desktop:D
 
Beautiful! Color looks almost identical...maybe a little more on the yellow side that my JO. Love it!!!

Well she's here, but I don't get to hear her until Monday when my tech gets her wired and setup. Anyway, here's my family portrait (although the JO, is going to see some changes once the BG is running....).

lakiepair1.jpg


The color is somewhat close on this pic...
bg5full.jpg


For those that don't know, she's the Bob Glaub 5 Prototype, loaded with a Nordstrand NP5. Can't WAIT to play and hear it!
 
Beautiful! Color looks almost identical...maybe a little more on the yellow side that my JO. Love it!!!

Looking at the pics now, the color is somewhere between the two pics. It turned out REALLY well, and I must admit I am glad I decided to show the grain. Thanks to Marty Bell who did the work (and very quickly). He does a lot of the G&L custom work, and this one turned out flawlessly.
 
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