MERRY LAKIE Christmas to you!!!!
yahoo.....no bow though.....hmmm...
yahoo.....no bow though.....hmmm...
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Hey Lakland guys! I posted in the wanted section and on the LOG forums but thought I would throw a net out here as well. I am on the lookout for a LPB/Rosewood Skyline Glaub with no jazz pickup and 1.75" width neck. If anyone has one or can help me out that would be great.
I am also thinking that maybe a used US Glaub with alder body/rosewood/1.75" neck would be an option for me so I anyone can point me in that direction that would be great.
I have been trying to post in the LOG forums more but it still acts very slow for me and I get frustrated with slowness easily. I will update my supporting status soon though.
(I was encourage to post this question here, too)...
I just picked up a Lakland Skyline Joe Osborn 4, and I'm curious about something related to the controls.
According to the Lakland site, the Skyline 44-60 (which I assume has same specs as Joe Osborn) has controls that are Volume/Volume/Tone, while the US made has Passive Model Concentric (Stacked Knobs) Volume/Tone-Volume/Tone.
Mine, though, has Passive Model Concentric (Stacked Knobs) Volume/Tone-Volume/Tone.
The neck is clearly Skyline, with the optional hipshot-D tuner.
So should I assume that mine is a Skyline modified with stacked knobs? Or is it possibly a US-made body with a Skyline neck?
Aside from detaching the neck from the body, is there any way to determine if it's US-made, Skyline, or something else altogether?
It certainly plays, feels and sounds like a Lakland. My guess, as of now, is that it was simply modified.
Yes, I can ask the owner (who is not on TB, as far as I know). But I'd like to see what the Lakland experts here think, first.
I have done a seach and have come up empty so far. I was looking at purchasing a trans white Skyline 44-60, but am not too keen on the tort pickguard. I was wondereing if it could be run sans pickguard and still look OK, or is their some funky routing going on underneath?
Thanks in advance,
Jason
Dan:
GLAD to hear it!!!
"I truly love it and cannot wait to roll some basses to buy my U.S. Decade next...hahaha!!"...I told you...only a matter of time!!!

I already scouted 3 decades before this first one even showed up...
New Bass Day!!
The U.S.44-07 arrived today safely. From Colorado to N.Y.
Thank you FedEx!
This is my first Lakland.
I have to say: WHAT WAS I WAITING FOR????????
This thing plays like a dream and will blow down walls...WOWOWOW!
I truly love it and cannot wait to roll some basses to buy my U.S. Decade next...hahaha!!
Thanks to all you guys for the advice and the help.
And big thanks to Markus for pushing me into buying my first Lakland.
Happy Holidays, ho ho ho!
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LOL! Right on man!!! Glad your diggin'!!! Your other basses are shakin' in there boots![]()

yea right?
like popeye always said " shiver me timbers brutisk"![]()
He he he.....
"just don't sell me before the holidays" they are asayin'.....
so....decided between CHIs and DS for the Decade?

Can't go wrong there. Love the tone of my chisonic decade! But you know that already![]()

SoundSupport said:Found a video with the sweet silver dj being played by the man himself - bass and bassist in the flesh...
Darryl Jones "The Munch" promo - YouTube
I have no idea what he's talking about - too distracted by the bass...
markus, you know these things I think - is that inca silver? It looks a little too deep compared to the LE skylines they did a couple of years back...?
Cheers,
SoundSupport

It's blatantly obvious....you're both equally nerdish![]()
denchiq said:you both equally wish.
everybody knows the real stalkers are all in a 1971 novel "Roadsise Picnic" by the Strugatsky brothers. All the rest are sore wannabe.![]()