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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #31

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I compared my 44-02 with a 44-01 last night and I liked the 01 better. It was definitely more aggressive sounding, and I've begun to rethink my opinion of my amp. The guy who owns the 01 wants to trade basses along with an amp and a POD. I think I'm going to do it. :hiding:

Another bonus about this particular 44-01 is that it's a bit lighter. Since I'm an out-of-shape wuss, this is a good thing. :D

just watched Ed Friedland's review of the Phil Jones Flightcase amp. I was surprised in a good way how nice his 55-01 sounded. Not all of it was my choice, but still.
 
yahoo!!! a record.....the holidays are coming up and I hear an "I need to buy presents for the wife and/or kids" a comin' up soon.....BUT then ANOTHER lakland will show up before the Holidays...not sayin, but JUST sayin!:cool:

you got him! He hasn't bought a Lakie for himself for a week... juss' the wifey and kids. But man, aren't they gonna cry when you disassemble, defret and then sell their basses?!!
 
BRAIN OVER LOAD....

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he he!

I just wanted to get someone interested. What I was leading to, since the 55 series MME has four (twice 2+3 string) coils, there is a chance they could be connected as a P5.
 
GAS already????? hmmmm........:ninja:

Yeah, we all are sick...
But, this time for something completely different
Firstly, a six-string
Secondly, it's gonna have an ultra short scale. And I don't mean like Alembic, Gibson or the MicroDecade, no! This one's gonna have a 25'5" scale.
Last but not least, the tuning! Thin, I mean THIN strings. Not your grandpa's piccolo bass, this one is a EHGDAE!
 
Well, I felt that Kobol sounded best yesterday w/ the bipolar trio...

But, this morning I asked the guitarist which bass he preferred. He said he liked the Dunn! It "was punchier" and he "liked it's growl." Hmmm

So, I called my buddy (a newbie bassist) who's currently saving for his first "real" bass, a Fe*der Squeer vintage vibe 60's style P. He's the guy who bought Markus' Carvin/Peavey rig recently (thanks again Markus). He went with me yesterday to hear what a REAL P bass sounds like ;).

Anyways, I asked him... he said Kobol felt better (he likes the US neck's finish), but the "red bass was punchier".

So, I can't wait to gather more opinions.

Then, I'll switch to Chromes on the Dunn, and put steel rounds on Kobol.... and do it all over again, hehehe.

nice story!





Kurgan is situated on the Tobol river so every time you mention Kobol I'm in a moment of confusion)))
 
OK, let's unconfuse ya....

LPB DJ5 is staying

Trading DJ4 for BGPJ4

Selling BG4

Yes it is a tad confusing. That bass minus the jazz pickup is really similar to the one I just got right down to the really nice figured rosewood board.

I just got Terry's LPB Glaub and I am not sure who sold the P/J one.

Mine will definitely not go anywhere as I have been searching a long time for a LPB Skyline. It was like my grail bass.

well I guess I know why Dan's not making a Skyline P5. The wait's insanely stirring the market for the P4-s, and no ad expense involved! :D
 
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