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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #27

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It is interesting you say that....I have been playing 5's and 6's for a long time, and have had many boutique, custom made basses. The laklands have the best B in the business...yet it is the lakland 4's that have made me all put down 5's. I will always have a 5er in the set (55-02 currently) and it get's used a lot for the Worship stuff I play, but I find myself gravitating more and more to my Glaub and hopefully my HB on the way. I will eventually but another JO, but in a 4 this time.

You're speaking my language!
 
Unless they do some radical special, (like $100/Lakland) then I have a feeling I will. However, my plan is to have my new bass by the end of January, (factoring in Christmas and birthday money and what I save from work). I've been wanting a 5er for ages now so these Lakies had better be everything the internet has made them out to be.

$100/Lakland is not radical lately...
 
having trouble selling the BG4PJ.....3 REALLY interested parties in teh last week but all bowed out for some reason....neck width, PJ "sound" etc...argh!!!

negative - need the money to fund BG5PJ
positive - 7 Lakies in 'da house (at least temporariliy!)

Major Negative - NOT SURE when I can go to pick it up!!!! hopefully by the beginning of next week I can find the time!!!

would have them ship it but I have my 55-02 in for a set up and my fretless in for an "inactive" treble tone control...

hmmm, I would be glad to lend you a hand, go pick it up for you... at times I really wish I lived closer to chitown... not so much fond of MGD and cheese curds but I could live with it...
 
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