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What? So much has happened. Where's the HB? Is that the shoreline gold Decade refinned?
fam damli licious
I see rootbeer, wild cherry, butter rum, mint-o-green, after that I ran out of lifesaver flavors for the markus orange and natural.
Alright Markus... I must know you're opinions/observations/comparisons of the DS and the '51 (Hanson single coil P). Of course, we all know that Sea Monster is handicapped w/ that yucky RW board and what RW does to a bass' tone.
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Hey Guys,
Anyone out there have seen any reviews of the Skyline 44-60 or 55-60 (Vintage J)?
I've got a DJ4, and looking for either a 4 or 5 but really hadn't seen much in the way of reviews out on the web..
Used to have a DJ5 which was nice, but not exactly my cup of tea, also needed to fund another project. I seriously dig my DJ4 pictured, but am looking for either a rosewood 4, or perhaps a Maple board 5...
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I had a deal fall thru on one of those other brand (upper priced) jazz basses. And now I'm punting back to something more reasonably priced.
The plecked option sounds to be good on the new basses too.
Thanks for any feedback folks!
CJ
Hey Guys,
Anyone out there have seen any reviews of the Skyline 44-60 or 55-60 (Vintage J)?
I've got a DJ4, and looking for either a 4 or 5 but really hadn't seen much in the way of reviews out on the web..
The plecked option sounds to be good on the new basses too.
Thanks for any feedback folks!
CJ
I'd say you can't go wrong with a 44-60, but you want another J bass? I'd say go with a 44-64!
Hmmm.. The P bass I hadn't really considered. For some reason I find the J's more versatile for my taste. I'm on LOG and see some new P's over there...Hmmmm, and more Hmmmm..![]()

Hey guys, some of you may have seen this in the classified section for trade....well, I've come to my senses and have decided to keep my black beauty. More than anything, my gut was telling me not to let it go, my wife was telling me not to let it go, and my good friend Chop (who has one of the first Laklands ever made) told me that I would be an idiot to let it go....SO I've spent the entire day holding her in my arms....
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For those of you that don't know the story of this bass....This is a 2009 USA Duck Dunn (serial number is under 20) that I got from Dan. It was one his personal favorites...and was special order. It has abalone blocks in the neck. The neck is thin and very narrow. The nut width is 1 7/16". The pics don't do the bass justice, it's not your typical gloss black...it's like a 'grand piano' finish....so I'm glad I came to my senses and decided to keep it.
I feel ya bro! But, if you can't or aren't playing it....
I've sold several "one of" Laklands including the '51 proto.

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You can also get the P with a Jazz neck. Or one of those awesome 5-string Ps.
I feel ya bro! But, if you can't or aren't playing it....
I've sold several "one of" Laklands including the '51 proto.
Hi Lakland Peeps! I just wanted to say I recorded a track in a studio in Dayton, Ohio last night using my 55-02 LH-3 for the first time and was simply blown away how well it sat in the mix. I am officially hooked on my Lakland!! How do I go about getting a LOG# I'm so proud of what I thought was going to be my backup bass, I'ts going to see an equal share of gig time for now on!![]()
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Here is my pride and joy Lakland 55 94. It has to be the lightest one that I have ever laid my hands on. I almost sold it but came to my senses and realized I would never find another one like it. It weighs in at 8 pounds 2 ounces and sounds incredible.
I forgot my Lakland club member #. Could who ever runs the club pm me with it. Thanks.