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Lakland Owners Group #24

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Awww, love is in the air....
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P.S. you guys should read the name of the file too - I noticed when I quoted
 
Dumb question here....in all the discussion about a skyline BG5 being released, I have heard a lot of mention of the up front cost to create it. What upfront costs are there? I have no idea what goes into building basses first of all...let me say that, but I am assuming it could use the same neck from the 55-02's or JO5. Bridge is the same, PAssive controls would be the same as a BG4, all I can see id the upfront time/expense of writing and programming the CNC's for the body machining (which would be a few small changes to the BG program) and the same programming for the P/G. I know I m ake it sound very simple, and I am sure there may be more to it that that, but what am I missing?

ahhh, the sense of being special
 
well, i know Dan knows more about it than me...lol. Here is a crazy idea....if the finish is an issue, why not work a special deal where they will do a run of 30...UNFINISHED, and then maybe work out some kind of special pricing with someone (like Pat Wilkins) to do finishing for the people who buy them. It may raise the price to the end user slightly, but it would then be a truly custom BG5. I am just really wanting a BG5 right now...lol

nay, I think that would mean a direct way to the existing Lakland owners. With all the attention and respect to them (us) from Lakland, I think Dan wants Skylines to be sold to new customers as well. IIRC, Skylines can be bought at dealers whereas US Laklands are made to order, right?
 
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