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Those are brand new, they're coming into the Lakland shop this month or next. You can also get the limited edition Lakland Owners Group version of it at Bass Club Chicago; those should be in this month. (And Mark is a good guy to deal with.) You can see pics of the prototypes on the previous page, post 547.So I was browsing the Lakland website and and saw a 5 string skyline p-bass (55-64 Vintage P) listed there. However, after googling it I can't seem to find anyone actually selling these, or a price listed. Anyone know if they are actually available yet, and if so from whom and for how much? Thanks, and happy New Years!
So I was browsing the Lakland website and and saw a 5 string skyline p-bass (55-64 Vintage P) listed there. However, after googling it I can't seem to find anyone actually selling these, or a price listed. Anyone know if they are actually available yet, and if so from whom and for how much? Thanks, and happy New Years!
Those are gonna be hot!
I've one on order...
Can I ask what those are going for, and where you've ordered from? Feel free to PM me if it's not public knowledge or something...
Sorry, newb questions I know. I appreciate the help, still in the research phase.![]()
It does! I already decided on the maple, but these pics just reaffirm that I made the right decision!
Thank you, Doug. As I mentioned a page or two ago, other LOG-ers posted about Carl and I also found his website (which I should have done previously).
I sent my questions off to Carl and he replied in detail about some things within a few hours. I need to send him my reply to his reply today...
Thanks again!
So damned sweet. Maybe one day when I win the lottery, I'll get a US-made one to match that.
Although, recent developments on the Lākland models have certainly piqued my interest as well...
So many basses, so few dollars.
Well, I ordered mine in RW and that pic confirmed me as well![]()
It is amazing what a fresh set of strings and a set up will do to a 55-94 that was already playing beautifully
Happy New Year too!
Happy New Year guys
Question: is there already an ETA on when the first 55-60 Translucent White basses will be shipping?![]()
The following excerpt is from Mark at BCC -
You've probably heard that the Lakland Skyline P5 2010 LOG Bass will be delivering sometime in January 2011. Bass Club Chicago was happy & honored to purchase the remaining unsold P5's, and will make them available as soon as they deliver. Here are the details...
* $1150 Sale Price
* $250 deposit will reserve the bass until they arrive
* Hardshell or Gigbag available for an additional charge
* Shipping will be a standard $30 to anywhere in the US via Fedex Ground.
There are currently 10 or so of these still available, and choice of fretboard (maple or rosewood), and pickups (Nordstrand or Chi-Sonic) are also still available.
We will be running an ad in the March issue of Bass Player magazine, so make sure you reserve your LOG bass as soon as possible.
Thanks, and hope to hear from you soon!
Mark - Bass Club Chicago
(312) 666-3521
Can I ask what those are going for, and where you've ordered from?
Hey all! Not LOG bass related but I'm expecting a new Skyline LE Teal Green Bob Glaub from Bass Central by Wednesday...I'm psyched and pics will follow. Really curious to see how the Hansons sound as they are wound a bit hotter (11k?) compared to the Fralins I'm used to in my Fender. I hate waiting for UPS!
The Hanson neos that come stock in the Glaub are a bit different; less vintage, more punchy and aggressive. I imagine they kill in a mix. And that teal green finish is really, really sweet (IMO).Hey all! Not LOG bass related but I'm expecting a new Skyline LE Teal Green Bob Glaub from Bass Central by Wednesday...I'm psyched and pics will follow. Really curious to see how the Hansons sound as they are wound a bit hotter (11k?) compared to the Fralins I'm used to in my Fender. I hate waiting for UPS!
If I wanted to get my US glaub I bought a while back checked out from headstock to buttons, and I didn't want to ship it to Chicago, any suggestions in the Dallas/Fort Worth area? I usually go to Charley's in Dallas, but Brian at Lakland recommended Bass Emporium in Austin, but that's a nice three+ hour drive.
The other thing I want to get resolved is what looks like a small split in the rosewood fretboard at the 16th fret right beneath the D string. One side is slightly higher than the other. It doesn't affect the playability of the bass, but I would like to get it looked at...
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The pickup you are referring to, this is just the standard Lakland P pickup, correct? That is what I had in my Dunn, and I would agree that it was a bit more aggressive sounding than an old vintage Precision bass, but still had that chunky mid profile. Do you know how the Nordy compares? I've heard it more of a vintage thing which I'm interested in trying. I wouldn't mind if it sounded just like the Hanson pickup myself though.The Hanson neos that come stock in the Glaub are a bit different; less vintage, more punchy and aggressive. I imagine they kill in a mix. And that teal green finish is really, really sweet (IMO).