A LPB Skyline Glaub that apparently has a good chance of smelling very nice.
Oh yeah, haha! I was giving you heck about that the other day.
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A LPB Skyline Glaub that apparently has a good chance of smelling very nice.
I had no idea you guys liked Laklands so much...![]()
I'm stoked that an excellent, hittin'-the-big-time player like Julie Slick posted several times in the last thread (though it's not reflected in this list).
Note that #30 lasted nine days--so divide by that number to get your Lakland-posts-per-day count, and that's just on TB.
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Very cool! You brought the party!
Hello all, may I have a number? Here's my baby. USA Duck Dunn with Abalone inlays. There's a closeup of the inlays in the upper right hand portion of the picture. The photo was taken by Dan at the factory right before I picked it up!!
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Cheers,
Shadi
Second only to the lights is our love of the fog machine (which makes the beams visible). Only problem is that if you're too close to it, you end up sticky by the end of the night since it's glycerin based.
Isn't that kinda harsh on the gear?
Usually if anyone gets sticky, it's our drummer.
Nice! Any reason for the reverse p placement? I dig the blocks!
It's Monday and I'm back on the Glaub. Played the 55-94 all weekend and it was a lot like work, not fun like it is suppose to be... makes me sad. I'll try again when the flats arrive, but for now..... 4 strings for me.
new thread, old pics, same stable:
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Hello all, may I have a number? Here's my baby. USA Duck Dunn with Abalone inlays. There's a closeup of the inlays in the upper right hand portion of the picture. The photo was taken by Dan at the factory right before I picked it up!!
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Cheers,
Shadi

Few pics of our setup from the Friday the 13th show out at the summer camp for the frat up at Wofford university.
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We like lights...![]()
So it takes less time to do 1,000 posts than it does to get a Nordy routed and dropped in a 55-01. Hopefully pictures (of version 1) this week!
Second only to the lights is our love of the fog machine (which makes the beams visible). Only problem is that if you're too close to it, you end up sticky by the end of the night since it's glycerin based.
We usually make use of a fan to blow it up almost immediately (and into the light's path). I wipe down my bass after playing anyway, but I haven't noticed any accumulation on my amp/cabs. I'm usually set up a good ways away from the fogger.
Usually if anyone gets sticky, it's our drummer.