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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #25

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Here's my tribute to Lakland DJ5, it's THE bass for me and I hope so badly Lakland continues the model under whatever name. I wanna have these in every color!

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Killer photo!
 
Honestly, that's the one thing I'm not crazy about with my 44-02. It just doesn't thump in my chest like my old p-bass does. But by the same token, I love it because it's a much "tighter" and smoother sounding bass.

I kind of feel the same way. My 44-02 (with Barts) doesn't really sound "punchy". I would call it more.. "Buttery".
 
The 44-02 looks and feels so nice, I feel like I should play it all the time. On the other hand, it won't do what my (somewhat modded) Zodiac BXP or work-in-progress Franken-Squier P-bass can. :eyebrow:
I keep thinking I might want a maple-fretboard, Lakland electronic equipped 44-02 or an Osborn.
 
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