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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #41

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Since Aaron's not been on here in a few days...

UPS lost his neck again, FOR THE SECOND TIME!!! We think it's the local crew down there in Alabama. But, it's just so hard to believe that they'd lose it AGAIN, after all that hassle.

Pat ended up using his CAR color sample to do my headstock.

Anyways, let's keep our fingers crossed for Aaron.

Thanks bro.....yeah, they are completely incompetent here. :rollno: I am still working with them to find my neck. For all the Chicagoland LOG guys, I will be in Oakbrook starting Sunday. Anyone interested in getting together for dinner? Drop me a line.
 
Played a church gig this past weekend with my DJ5. This is a pretty big gig, 5 shows over two days, around 2500 people. Used in-ears so it was easy to hear. The guys who normally play this gig use either a Fender Jazz 5 or a Stingray HH. Everyone else in the band commented on how much better my DJ sounded through the ears. Full and rich with a plenty of top end grind. All I did was plug up into the existing equipment the house player uses, which was nothing more than a Sansamnp BDDI. It was grindy and just sounded awesome. They've asked me to come back as often as I can, I think in part because of the DJ! I really, REALLY love my DJ's!
 
I unwrapped my brand new 55-02
Played it for St. Pattys Day and it killed.

I am in the club.


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You know I just love cherryburst!



F-word is sold pending payment, maybe I can fix up my lakie if I fail at setting it up with myself and my dad. Though I do have the help of Jerzy Drozd's Guide to the Ultimate Setup book. :hyper:
 
Played a church gig this past weekend with my DJ5. This is a pretty big gig, 5 shows over two days, around 2500 people. Used in-ears so it was easy to hear. The guys who normally play this gig use either a Fender Jazz 5 or a Stingray HH. Everyone else in the band commented on how much better my DJ sounded through the ears. Full and rich with a plenty of top end grind. All I did was plug up into the existing equipment the house player uses, which was nothing more than a Sansamnp BDDI. It was grindy and just sounded awesome. They've asked me to come back as often as I can, I think in part because of the DJ! I really, REALLY love my DJ's!


Awesome!
 
Played a church gig this past weekend with my DJ5. This is a pretty big gig, 5 shows over two days, around 2500 people. Used in-ears so it was easy to hear. The guys who normally play this gig use either a Fender Jazz 5 or a Stingray HH. Everyone else in the band commented on how much better my DJ sounded through the ears. Full and rich with a plenty of top end grind. All I did was plug up into the existing equipment the house player uses, which was nothing more than a Sansamnp BDDI. It was grindy and just sounded awesome. They've asked me to come back as often as I can, I think in part because of the DJ! I really, REALLY love my DJ's!
Very cool, Jason! I can definitely see the DJ fitting in that way.
 
OK this is probably the keeper, simply because I had to trim about a 1/4" off the tail end to allow it to fit Matty's "gawjus" amber quilt 4-76 (bridge is closer to neck on his), and I prefer the less egg-like/more SR-like shape too. Oh.... never mentioned that Matty is interested in a guard too :D, I'm gonna mail him a posterboard template so he can make sure it fits. Please try to ignore the ink and patch...

symguard.jpg


and for comparison, the asymetrical 1st draft:

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Opinions please :)
 
HOTTEST SR EVER!!! I dig it. When did MusicMan start using such an awesome bridge??? :bassist:

OK this is probably the keeper, simply because I had to trim about a 1/4" off the tail end to allow it to fit Matty's "gawjus" amber quilt 4-76 (bridge is closer to neck on his), and I prefer the less egg-like/more SR-like shape too. Oh.... never mentioned that Matty is interested in a guard too :D, I'm gonna mail him a posterboard template so he can make sure it fits. Please try to ignore the ink and patch...

symguard.jpg


and for comparison, the asymetrical 1st draft:

PGtemplate2.jpg


Opinions please :)
 
Hey, uh... does anyone else find that the B string on their 55-02 doesn't really stay in tune so well? I'm wondering if it's just that the string's getting blasted by a St-Pat's week that's consisted of:

a 4-hour gig
two 6-hour gigs
a 12-hour gig plus a 4-hour gig
a 4-hour gig
and tonight, a 4-hour gig.

Or if there's something up with my machine head. It's actually been a bit of an issue with my B for a while (way more than with the other strings), but it seems to be more pronounced right now...

Dudes, after this week, I'm due for a set up... and so's the bass ;)
 
Thanks bro.....yeah, they are completely incompetent here. :rollno: I am still working with them to find my neck. For all the Chicagoland LOG guys, I will be in Oakbrook starting Sunday. Anyone interested in getting together for dinner? Drop me a line.

For the record, my opinion of UPS is that they're about as competent at sending stuff as I am... and I *don't* mean that in a good way.
 
OK this is probably the keeper, simply because I had to trim about a 1/4" off the tail end to allow it to fit Matty's "gawjus" amber quilt 4-76 (bridge is closer to neck on his), and I prefer the less egg-like/more SR-like shape too. Oh.... never mentioned that Matty is interested in a guard too :D, I'm gonna mail him a posterboard template so he can make sure it fits. Please try to ignore the ink and patch...

symguard.jpg


and for comparison, the asymetrical 1st draft:

PGtemplate2.jpg


Opinions please :)

I prefer the asymmetrical one....
 
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