Haha, it's a never ending cycle
yeah, I'm going paranoid about that... not!
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Haha, it's a never ending cycle
A little Lakland - Halloween action!
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Hey Markus, I have a question for you.
Hypothetically, if you were to purchase a Glaub or Dunn, would you get it with a Lakland P Pickup, or a Chi-bucker?
take a look at the rest of his basses.............
what do you think????
Yeah good point, but the reason I ask is because, Link Removed the standard P pup is considered a chi-sonic pickup.
Basically I wanted to see if he would if Markus would be willing to compromise the look of a standard P for the sound.
On a related note, does anyone else think that the following is uber cool?
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I reckon that would look excellent on a BG or DD
No doubt! I think I just want the simplistic look and operation of a P bass. Prolly doesn't make any sense. I had an SB-2 once, and having that J pup in the back just made it too easy to noodle with for no reason. I'm wanting to get "stuck" on some gigs with nothing but a P bass, and see how things work out.
Now THAT is simply gorgeous! Love that black guard with that color. Is that Amber or an orange of some sort? Either way, simply stunning, and the maple board is perfect for that one!My BG5 is my first P, and I TOTALLY get what you are saying! I love the simplicity, and the fact that I turn up the volume and there is that tone that sits SO WELL in a mix!!!! And a pic just because....
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Now THAT is simply gorgeous! Love that black guard with that color. Is that Amber or an orange of some sort? Either way, simply stunning, and the maple board is perfect for that one!
I've been playing with my DJ this morning, pumping the neck pup only pretty loudly through my bass rig, and it just sounds absolutely wonderful for me. I'm really wanting to avoid falling to GAS. I've not been disappointed with the DJ at all when trying to pull of a P bass tone. It works great, perhaps a bit more hollow than than a vintage P bass, but still...
Maybe I should just hold off and give it time.
Agreed, but it's missing a bit of top-end. The Dunn audio clips with the new Lakland P sounds perfect to me. The JO with the Lakland pup also sounds about perfect, which is what my DJ sounds like. You can hear the difference between the Dunn and JO in the solo on the "Jazz" sample. The Dunn is a bit more focused up top since the treble coil is not quite as close to the neck compared to the JO. It's still very subtle.Now this is where the ChisSonics come in. They don't sound hollow at all. The neck soloed on my JO-CSs is super thick and rich. One of the best sounds coming from a bass in my opinion.

Agreed, but it's missing a bit of top-end. The Dunn audio clips with the new Lakland P sounds perfect to me. The JO with the Lakland pup also sounds about perfect, which is what my DJ sounds like. You can hear the difference between the Dunn and JO in the solo on the "Jazz" sample. The Dunn is a bit more focused up top since the treble coil is not quite as close to the neck compared to the JO. It's still very subtle.
No doubt about it, I just WANT a CAR Dunn! Justifying it is usually what gets me in trouble! I've made some good justifications and some bad ones over the years. I just really took a beating on the Fretless 55-02 I bought then sold. I don't want to make a similar mistake here. I know I'll love the bass. It is just a P bass. And it looks beautiful. I'm just afraid I'll wind up only using my DJ since it does what the Dunn does plus more.
Another part of me wants to pickup another DJ and string it with flats as that would give me a LOT of other options!![]()
Agreed, but it's missing a bit of top-end. The Dunn audio clips with the new Lakland P sounds perfect to me. The JO with the Lakland pup also sounds about perfect, which is what my DJ sounds like. You can hear the difference between the Dunn and JO in the solo on the "Jazz" sample. The Dunn is a bit more focused up top since the treble coil is not quite as close to the neck compared to the JO. It's still very subtle.
No doubt about it, I just WANT a CAR Dunn! Justifying it is usually what gets me in trouble! I've made some good justifications and some bad ones over the years. I just really took a beating on the Fretless 55-02 I bought then sold. I don't want to make a similar mistake here. I know I'll love the bass. It is just a P bass. And it looks beautiful. I'm just afraid I'll wind up only using my DJ since it does what the Dunn does plus more.
Another part of me wants to pickup another DJ and string it with flats as that would give me a LOT of other options!![]()
I got my Lakland Owners Group t-shirt in today. I'm too legit to quit!
Yeah, those are some sweet shirts.
Hey Marcus, design some more so I can get more![]()