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Nice! Great workout for your Kung Fu Grip!
Hell to the Yeah!
God I bet that thing has the best "punch you in the chest" passive sound...
Good luck! That Decade, by the way, is one of the lightest fivers I've ever picked up.Well its not a sure thing yet. The JO5 will have to be put up for sale.
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Good luck! That Decade, by the way, is one of the lightest fivers I've ever picked up.
Good luck! That Decade, by the way, is one of the lightest fivers I've ever picked up.
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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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".
I kind of feel the same way. My 44-02 (with Barts) doesn't really sound "punchy". I would call it more.. "Buttery".

no its not the barts, i have 4-94's with each and the both are like that, theYeah, mine has the barts as well. Maybe that's what it is... But the thing is, I don't want to give up the buttery sound either. I just need to get some more basses obviously![]()
Pbasses are much more thumpy in general than a jazz style or mm style bass
Both Decade 5'ers are gone and none for me.Leo emailed me earlier and said they've been sold.