I said Son...2 things in life are for certain...LAkland BAsses and Chuck Taylors..like father like son ;-)
Markus, what did you do to your right knee???? LOL
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Markus, what did you do to your right knee???? LOL
I said Son...2 things in life are for certain...LAkland BAsses and Chuck Taylors..like father like son ;-)
I said Son...2 things in life are for certain...LAkland BAsses and Chuck Taylors..like father like son ;-)
I said Son...2 things in life are for certain...LAkland BAsses and Chuck Taylors..like father like son ;-)
I said Son...2 things in life are for certain...LAkland BAsses and Chuck Taylors..like father like son ;-)

Okay I have a question for all you Lakland gurus
I was watching a review on lakland.com under multimedia -video gallery - LH3 44 Demo QT
Based off that review, the 44-02 (along with the 4-94, 55-94 and 55-02) comes very close to a Fender Jazz, Precision and MM Stingray.
Has anyone done any hands-on compairisons of the different basses as demo'd in this video? How close does one of the mentioned Laklands (mainly the 44-02) really come to the "holy trinity"
I'm planning on getting a 44-02 and I'm pretty pumped that it could offer that kind of versitility.
Not sure if a 44-02 can totally cure my recent GAS for a MM Stingray SLO special though![]()
Why do you torture us?
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He lives off of it
Cruel man..
Not sure if this is the appropriate spot to post, but I'm in dire need of a new double bass guitar gig bag. I got one when I bought my 55-94s about 10 years ago. Does anyone know who made those bags (the red ones)? My hazy memory tells me they were made in Colorado, but I may be wrong.
Has anyone had any experience with the iGIG 515d? I saw it on the mikobass.com site. Any other suggestions for (2) bass bags? Non-animal materials would be good. Thanks!
Not sure if this is the appropriate spot to post, but I'm in dire need of a new double bass guitar gig bag. I got one when I bought my 55-94s about 10 years ago. Does anyone know who made those bags (the red ones)? My hazy memory tells me they were made in Colorado, but I may be wrong.
Has anyone had any experience with the iGIG 515d? I saw it on the mikobass.com site. Any other suggestions for (2) bass bags? Non-animal materials would be good. Thanks!
Hey Kaiser, I took the liberty of quoting your post in the new thread.That's cool! People who are able to visit the place seem to come away with a Lakie sooner or later, heh. I didn't get to see that LPB Decade in person, but I've seen one (probably the same one) on the website of a local music store--it looks incredible. I guess that trip sold you on DJs, Chis and LPB, too. Post that bass again, please, it's one of my favorites.
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ha! my wife just called to say there's a parcel for me from the US at the post office! 440 gr. of weight, that's less than a Lakie but sooo cool nevertheless!
Thanks Doug!
wow...that took a long time!!!!
hope you enjoy....DK
PS - you got the LAST "old style" T-shirt.....keep it safe....
Indeed. Now capitalize the first letter of the sentence and use "to".![]()
Like this?
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Definitely makes me think of Chicago....