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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #42

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But you have all the salted peanuts you can eat!

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Sounds like heavier gauge strings are in order, or higher action in order to get that feel he wants. I find that deeper relief in the neck automatically makes even light gauge strings feel much heavier than they really are. Medium-gauges with a low action are my favorite. Also, if he's into the tone of flatwounds those usually have a tighter feel overall than rounds. That said, I have no idea what brand of rounds you guys are into... I prefer the in-house Lakland strings across the board. Since they're made by GHS for Lakland and I am a lifelong GHS user, they are familiar to me.

Neither, it's more like a bass with severely old, dull, floppy strings even though the strings are new. We play in situations where that sound or feel is definitely NOT desirable.
 
So what kind of strings is the LOG bass shipping with? Is there any way I can get mine to come set up with flatwounds?
I imagine it will come with Lakland steels. When we get close to the completion date, contact Doug and see--he can check with Leo and see if they have the JO flats in. They've been short on those lately.
 
I'm missing Sexual Chocolate. When she gets back from Carl, I'll polish all the fingerprints away from all of them and take some REALLY good shots.

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Dang, Jody! I didn't realize just how many Lakies you have now, your collection has really grown! Great stuff, too.
 
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