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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #49

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denchiq said:
sorry to say I just chipped small pieces of paint from every side of the neck chi sonic... it's a sign... I do admit there is something that inclines me to go ninja...
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oh yeh????? what'cha getting Dennis? Feel free to PM me or email me bro!

armogedden57 said:
Just became a Lakland owner yesterday day, bought a skyline 44-01 from guitar guitar in Newcastle. Got so say, chalk & cheese from the Peavey international 5 string I've upgraded from! The tones are just blowing my mind! Glad I did get that musicman sub bass now!
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:D another convert!
 
#962
basspraiser said:
you have greeat technique!
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armogedden57 said:
Just became a Lakland owner yesterday day, bought a skyline 44-01 from guitar guitar in Newcastle. Got so say, chalk & cheese from the Peavey international 5 string I've upgraded from! The tones are just blowing my mind! Glad I did get that musicman sub bass now!
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Ah man, I love those Brit expressions!:) Glad you're digging the 44-01.
 
#979
I have a question for some of you guys that are familiar with the Lakland building process. When a US bass is ordered, what's the process? Is it like an assembly line thing, got one guy doing the woodwork, one doing the wiring, one for the fretwork....? Or, does one luthier take on the entire process? How long does it take from start to finish? How many folks actually are there to craft the US instruments? Since Carl left, who took his place?

Just curious, guys.
 
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