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Lakland Owners Group #22

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Here are new family pics
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any I got Dibbs on Fergs Decade if he sells it...it will match my collection beautifully!

whoa!!!! Nice trio Aaron!!!! Congrats!!! is the -02 getting a black guard as well?
 
I am also doing the Praise and Worship thing at church (that is really where my heart is musically). We do everything from Israel to Lincoln Brewster to Tomlin to The Jesus Movement stuff.


same here...right now my only gig is Sunday mornings (and Thursday evening practice)....my crazy (and sometimes un predictable) work travel schedule (and a busy family) makes anything else impossible right now....
 
I'll join the party. Here are my two Laklands. Both from around 1998-2000 (pre-skyline):

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Serial Number 401.
494 Ash (w/flame top), rosewood.
This is the first (and as far as I know only) Lakland with a matching SUNBURST headstock. The maple neck (which you can't see in the pics) and inlays were subtly dyed amber, too, to add to the overall warmth of color on this bass. Notice this is before the output jack got moved to the side and also (right) before a logo was put on the bridge.

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Serial Number BH X01 (not a production bass - my initials (BH) + X (prototype) + 01
494(fretless) Alder, ebony w/PUPLEHEART fret markers
This is an odd little beast. The body was made in the transition from the output on the front to the output on the side. It had both holes drilled. To accomodate this, instead of a blend control for the pickups, they each have their own volume. Also the toggle switch for the MM pickup is not the standard wiring (S-H-S). Instead it's S-H(series)-H(parallel), giving you varying degrees of grrrrrowl.

This is by far the thinnest neck on any Lakland I've played (and being the QC guy there for a few years, I've played hundreds) and is an absolute joy to play.

The knobs are in my shop somewhere. Last time I had this bass out, I was fixing a short in the preamp. I must've forgotten to put the knobs back on.

-kQ

man!!! what an entrance!!! congrats on 2 REALLY sweet basses!!! I have NEVER seen a matching burst headstock....I LOVE it ALOT!!!!

and that fretless is ubber cool!!!! would love a better pic of the purpleheart markers......
 
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