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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #25

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Almost here!
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basspraiser said:
you can contact Roger at jeannie's pickguards directly...he typically does not advertise them...AND if you become a supporting member of the LOG you get a discount.....

if you need a link to his web site, go to the "friends of the LOG" page on Link Removed

see....I see you up...who is your favorite LOGger now...huh????
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Thanks for that.

Haha, I don't have a favourite. (But if I did, you'd be it. Lol, I can't win)

Luke.
 
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I have a question for the mighty Lakland Owners Group.

I, more likely than not, will become a member with the purchase of a 55-94. I will be playing it through an acoustic image contra, since I double on upright.

My question for you guys is about tone. The acounstic image is known as being very transparent, which is great. But as far as covering a wide range of music such as latin, jazz, rock, hard rock and funk, would I need anything extra to achieve a desired tone?

For instance, can I really funk out with that axe and amp without a preamp of some sort?

Let me know!
 
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DJones said:
I have a question for the mighty Lakland Owners Group.

I, more likely than not, will become a member with the purchase of a 55-94. I will be playing it through an acoustic image contra, since I double on upright.

My question for you guys is about tone. The acounstic image is known as being very transparent, which is great. But as far as covering a wide range of music such as latin, jazz, rock, hard rock and funk, would I need anything extra to achieve a desired tone?

For instance, can I really funk out with that axe and amp without a preamp of some sort?

Let me know!
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That bass is the most flexible one that Lakland makes, and the LH3 preamp & pickups can DEFINITELY cover that range of tones. There are some great examples on the website, but I can assure you that you wouldn't regret it!
 
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