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Lakland Owners Group #52

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Here is my two babies.
I love them both!!!


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Not "THE" first for me but one of the TOPPERS! that is for sure!

now...maybe a decade 5er in that color would make me "want" a decade....that would be magic....:D

congrats Markus...you are really filling in the rainbow...need a purple one next....:eyebrow::hmm::)

I do what a burgundy mist Lakland, but purple...not sure...it would have to be the right purple.

Love it Markus! So jealous.


Thanks man! We're even then! I'm jealous of that short scale beaut right there!
 
The LOG has the nordy and I couldnt be happier with that bass.
The 35" scale makes the B string awesome.
The log is getting all the play these days. It covers just about everything I want to do.

I have the same maple/nordy LOG bass, and it has become my favorite bass to date. It's so versatile. I've played thrashy punk rock, soul, reggae, pop, pretty much everything with it, and it works so well in each situation.


And Marcus...that hollow body is just gorgeous.
 
I did some further investigation, rechecked connections, etc and found that the red wire from the battery box that is soldered into the LH3 solo with no wire harness is a little loose, but still attached.

I also discovered that the ground issue is not existent when in passive mode. Perhaps this could explain why it just started happening out of the blue. Could the LH3 be faulty?

Two months into owning my first Lakland and I'm beginning to wonder about the quality that everyone is touting about. Maybe I got a lemon or it's just the Indos, but not a happy camper.
 
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