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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #47

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I started using Circle K strings. They fit thru-body and are awesome. Best feeling strings I've used. They're a balanced set so every string feels the same tension wise. My only gripe is that they're a bit bright for me, hope they warm up nice with some use.
 
I started using Circle K strings. They fit thru-body and are awesome. Best feeling strings I've used. They're a balanced set so every string feels the same tension wise. My only gripe is that they're a bit bright for me, hope they warm up nice with some use.
I haven't heard of them before. They're not sold here, are they?;)


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Gordon's got one sweet bass there. But his mind control ray is not working on me. Someone will be very pleased.

You guys will soon have a shot at his BG's older brother (not much older as BG110) very soon...

Natural with Bird's Eye Maple fretboard, Fralins, and white pearloid pickguard in very minty condition...

Stay tuned!
 
Has anyone experienced getting a custom build from Lakland?
If yes, how was the service? Do they keep you up to date with your build?

I'm just wondering because after paying a 50% deposit, I asked about some of the minor details like what kind of strap buttons I'd like on it.
It's been at least a week and I'm not getting any feedback from Lakland :/

hmmm...seems odd....who are you dealing with?

email JP directly if you are not getting answers....

I am curious what you have coming....
 
Hi, everyone. I had a 55-02 that I played from 2002-2006 but sold because the wider neck hurt my hands and wrists. I've wanted to get another Lakland...and did so last week.

I bought this BG from AndyMan in Ohio (edit: please excuse the bland expanse of rug):

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The date in the neck joint/heel is 12/9/2002, and the s/n of BG 115 puts it as the final BG made in 2002. I believe I'm the third owner--with the first two being from TB, as well.

I love this bass so far! May I please have a LOG number? Thanks!

wow! a 2002 PJ! very nice!!! congrats and welcome aboard!

Number PM'd atcha!
 
After a couple nights of playing it this way, I really like the feel of the through-body pair, and I think there's more "heft" to the sound of those two, as well.

I notice that Lakland sells nickels. Any thoughts on those on a BG? Will they "fit" through the body? Other ideas?

Thanks!

1) I like the "through body" as well...

2) yes they do and they are sweet nickles....and YES they do fit through the body! I have nickles on my BG5 PJ and love them!
 
Hence, with the exception of a couple small avatars, my Lakands have never been posted. The exception being, Markus, who provided great assistance in helping me select the pearl guards. Antique white on the burgundy and bright white on the Dunn. The JO is mint green. They all sport jazz necks. Forgive the lighting, I'll do better next time.

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Thank you, guys. Yeah, there's bonus features in the photos!
It's a 5.1 system. Lexicon LX-5 amp, MC-4 pre-amp and RT-20 player, plus a Pioneer 05 blu-ray player hidden behind the JO. Also behind the JO is a Richard Gray's power conditioner. Sonus Faber 'Grand Piano' mains, 'Concertino' rears, and a 'Solo' center channel. Sub woofer is an REL. The black cabinets under the Sgt. Pepper drum head hold the media. They're made by Can-Am and are designed for dvd, video, and cd.

The Pioneer Elite 43" plasma, I may replace shortly with a Sony XBR52hx909. I nearly purchased one Saturday.
 
Holy ****!:eek: Those are beautiful, Capt. Where's a drool bib when you need one?

What's under each bridge, some sort of mute?
 
Thanks, Greg.
Yes, those are felt strips I cut and placed on each side of a piece of foam. I play mostly with a pick. I used to have all covers on my basses removed and play closer to the bridge (check the live stage shot in my profile) which allowed palm muting. But, in an effort to create a deeper and more versatile tone, I now rest my picking hand on the cover. This places the pick and it's attack about an inch behind the neck.
I do my own set ups, so I'll intonate lastly with the 'mutes' in place since they will sharpen notes a few cents by altering scale length. That said, one wouldnt hear it, but the Peterson 490 picks it up instantly.
 
Hey guys!
Those are schweet basses right there!
My two favourite colours: any kind of blue, and burgundy mist (check out Guy Pratt's 60s Fender Jazz!)

Greetings from Germany - I'm here for a year studying. Tis chaos and beurocracy beyond imagining....
But....
Sadly...
This means I'm separated from my beloved Lakland! Aaaargh! It's only been two weeks and I really really miss my Darryl Jones!
Still, it's sleeping nice and cosy in a Hiscox Liteflite case at home. Can't recommend those cases enough, btw - they weigh a ton with the DJ, but I jumped up and down on mine to test it and nothing happened.

I do have a bass with me, btw - it's a Westfield acoustic. It's....meh. Nice sound but the intonation's all over the place and it's dead quiet - really really needs a big ol' amp to get going. Nice neck though.

Anyhoo, just felt I needed to offload some pain with a sympathetic audience...

I WANT MY LAKLAND BACK!

Gottes Segen, und viele Grussen aus Deutschland,
SoundSupport
 
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