The fretless is Ebaony....ALL Lakland fretless basses made now are ebony.
yeeee-hawwww! one-of-a-kind Ebaony fretboard!

JK
anyway, that's cool. IDK how (if) that differs (yes, I've read the explanation) but somehow, I like the word ebony more
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The fretless is Ebaony....ALL Lakland fretless basses made now are ebony.

YUCK
this is ONE time when I disagree w/ you Markus.


I'm wondering the same thing. The squared-off neck gives it a Sadowsky vibe, but that bridge? Hm...
So what IS that ? I know the squared-off neck pocket should give me a clue but I can't place it.
Andy
Totem of Disgust and Disbelief
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YUCK
this is ONE time when I disagree w/ you Markus.
well you can have more kids, for a start![]()
halt! multiple P is a B.C.Rich natural habitat![]()
Fender made one too!
interesting!
Now who makes MME pups with just one row of pole pieces? Not Delano, but who?
Markus, could you please add pole pieces to that
Delicioso!
well I came up with a close concepce before but nobody felt hot about it.
Think about this: the MME is a quad coil with two linear humbuckers, each devided to BEA and DG strings parts. Now, check this out. This here a MME coils scheme:
b B
e E
a A
D d
G g,
where BOLD CAPITAL is for "on", looks like a P5 (well, save for the likely difference in aperture, but we really don't know before we ask). Imagine a 94/02 with 2 MMEs, the neck one switchable for "J", "MM" or "P". Huh?
Markus has Markus Orange, and I officially claim dibs on this design!
I was trying to remember who has done that. Some Japanese brand did this too. ESP? Fernandes?
Markus, your Photoshop is broken!![]()
oh, you're going to have that kind of tan? Classy! Have a mockup of yourself to see?

I know a German one:
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