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Lakland Owner's Group #21

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Going to the studio Thursday night for a friend's solo project (singer/songwriter) - taking the DJ4 and my Dingwall! I hope the studio has some nice DIs and toys to play with. :)

On a side note, I setup both 4-94 fretless and DJ4 to Laklands factory specs. The 4-94 fretless actually has a tiny bit of back bow and I have the action as low as you can go. It's instant mwuahhhh. The DJ4 needed some forward bow and the saddles had to go up. Thanks Sam Ash.

Is that how they set them up at Lakland? With some back bow?
 
Not sure. Mattyg suggested it to me referring to a conversation he had with Carl and Dan. On my 4-94, the fingerboard was flat to start with, I dropped it a tiny bit more and lowered the saddles. When I checked the relief with a straight edge, as Carl suggests, it actually rocked back and forth over the "6th" fret: back bow.
 
Not sure. Mattyg suggested it to me referring to a conversation he had with Carl and Dan. On my 4-94, the fingerboard was flat to start with, I dropped it a tiny bit more and lowered the saddles. When I checked the relief with a straight edge, as Carl suggests, it actually rocked back and forth over the "6th" fret: back bow.

Interesting! I'll going to call Carl and see if he suggests it for my fretless! Make sense!
 
the "new" neck will have a different serial number - UNLESS he gets lines put on the same neck....which I am not sure they can/will do....BTW - putting the wood lines in ins a long, laboreous process....I asked Carl about it once.....I would not have the patience!!!

according to what I remember, the new neck would have the same SN but a "replacement" mark.
 
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