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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #30

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Another great night with the Dunn. Outside gig using my RH450 with dual rs210's stacked vertically. No acoustic issues at all, so I could hear everything perfectly. The Dunn is beautiful sounding when playing around the 5th position. I do admit that I miss the authority of the DJ when playing below the low A. I also miss the clarity and singing voice of the DJ in the upper registers for soloing. This is a Latin jazz band I'm playing in, so not the ideal place for a P bass IMO, but it still it works VERY well. I'm extremely happy with it. I'll play it out for the 3rd time tomorrow in more of a rock setting, so I know it will shine there. Very glad I purchased it.
 
You're telling me that the chrome hardware and a black pickguard wouldn't rock in with this color? Pleaze!

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NICE!!! Yeah, that is gorgeous! And, to think... they doubted and made fun of you :rollno: why I'd never partake in such activities :hiding:.
 
Another great night with the Dunn. Outside gig using my RH450 with dual rs210's stacked vertically. No acoustic issues at all, so I could hear everything perfectly. The Dunn is beautiful sounding when playing around the 5th position. I do admit that I miss the authority of the DJ when playing below the low A. I also miss the clarity and singing voice of the DJ in the upper registers for soloing. This is a Latin jazz band I'm playing in, so not the ideal place for a P bass IMO, but it still it works VERY well. I'm extremely happy with it. I'll play it out for the 3rd time tomorrow in more of a rock setting, so I know it will shine there. Very glad I purchased it.

Awesome to hear! Can't wait to hear what you think of it in a rock setting!
 
The funny thing is that I never would have thought of a P bass as "cutting through the mix", but it does. Maybe "cutting" isn't the right word though as it's more like it just makes room for itself somehow. Hard to explain, but I know you P guys get it. I even rolled the PTC all the way off again tonight (pretending I was Pino), and it still sounds killer. Thick and thumpy. I'm dying to break out a pick and hang it down below my waist!
 
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