oh my gosh... the 55-94 is "Out on FedEx vehicle for delivery"
It wasnt suppose to be here till tomorrow..........
WOOO HOOOOO!!!!!
It wasnt suppose to be here till tomorrow..........
WOOO HOOOOO!!!!!
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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #30
- Thread starter Bryan R. Tyler
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Not me, single pup basses look best w/ DS pups, IMO. Although, in the "-07" basses, Chis are the only way to go.
- May 19, 2008
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Thanks! Cheers from the homeland - you know we're in Russia right now, right? That reminds me, I played "Larks Tongue... Pt II" with Ade, Eric, Marco Minnemann, Greg Howe, and Eddie Jobson last night (and will be doing so again in a few hours) - pinch me! Monsters!
Oh yeah, I think I'm s'posed to answer another message somewhere... I play 4 strings (never tempted to tame a fiver). And rather than paint my Glaub I should probably just make an Orange Chi equipped bass #11. (#4 Lakie).
PS - I probably shouldn't post when I've had a combined 2 hours of sleep in the past 50 or so hours... but, meh. The deliriousness is too amusing. Hey, is that the ghost of Ivan the terrible over there? Oh, it's a sink.
Yes. Yes you should! And right away!
Congrats on all your success. You guys do rock. Lots of YouTubin' of the Power Trio round these parts of LA....
That's cool you are in Russia!
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Markus Orange? Or solid orange?
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Markus Orange? Or solid orange?
Does your grandma go to The Palm?
Hahaha doubtful. She does a lot of volunteer work up at the Opera House though. Now if only she could get my band a show there
Duck Dunn is here. It is strikingly good looking. The CAR finish is very deep and nice.
Tonally, I'm going to have to get used to it. I've gotten to used to my DJ's neck pup, and the Dunn is definitely different. Much more throaty in the middle of the neck, chunkier in the lows, and the high end is less hollow sounding. Cool, but honestly I wasn't instantly jumping for joy. I've worked the EQ some and it definitely made me smile a little. I need to gig it a bit before I come to any conclusions.
Tonally, I'm going to have to get used to it. I've gotten to used to my DJ's neck pup, and the Dunn is definitely different. Much more throaty in the middle of the neck, chunkier in the lows, and the high end is less hollow sounding. Cool, but honestly I wasn't instantly jumping for joy. I've worked the EQ some and it definitely made me smile a little. I need to gig it a bit before I come to any conclusions.
I (we-3/4 of the band) grew up there. I lived there from age 8 until I was 19 or so. My dad still lives there. He doesn't go to the rock gigs like this, though. They're way too loud and rowdy!Ahhh cool. My grandmother lives up there
I (we-3/4 of the band) grew up there. I lived there from age 8 until I was 19 or so. My dad still lives there. He doesn't go to the rock gigs like this, though. They're way too loud and rowdy!
Haha nice. My old drummer was a KA at Newberry College so we did a few shows up there for them and some other random parties. Now THOSE kids know how to have a good time
Hahaha doubtful. She does a lot of volunteer work up at the Opera House though. Now if only she could get my band a show there
Come on Grandma! Pull though!
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