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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #42

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Always a challenge....

all of the "good names" seem to be taken....

then you think of something like.....oh I don't know...."Electric Refrigerator" and it sticks because everyone is sooooo tired of thinking about it.....then you do your first gig and think :eek::eyebrow::scowl: "what have we done?" been there done that....

Anyone else find it extremeley difficult to figure out a band name?
 
kinda like this?

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when did you add the DI? and WHERE? your head looks pretty full already...

The DI is behind my left ear.
 
I had the chance today (well, technically yesterday, but you get the point) to play a US Lakland for the first time. I was COMPLETELY blown away. I played both a 55-94 and a US Decade (passive) and both sounded and played absolutely phenomenally.

I've always wanted to try a decade, and I was not at all disappointed when I picked it up. The neck felt amazing, and the chi-sonics absolutely sung!

I'm not normally a 5 string player, so the neck on the 55-94 was a bit wide for my tastes, but I know that if a played 5 normally, it would be every bit as amazing as the neck on the Decade. And don't even get me started on the tone! Every tweak of a knob made is sound more beautiful than before, and if I had an extra couple grand laying around, I would be ordering a 44-94 right now.
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