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Lakland Owners Group #53

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Yea thinking I will get some DR sunbeams for the decade.
And some GHS pressurewound rounds Markus told me about for the hollowbody.

Nice choice! Really like Dunlops for nickel rounds too!

Drum roll pleeeeease.......
And ladies and gents................

The LAKLAND deal of the week is:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f126/...e-shoreline-gold-stunning-bass-w-case-846427/

***** Just a friendly headsup to my fellow Laklandites :D

Sweet deal!!

Question for my Lakland guru buds out there.

I plugged in the new US hollowbody this AM.
Gotta say it ISSSS "massive" and many have said it would be.
Amazing pups!! WOW!!!
BUT!
The neck pup will make some odd noise or buzz when my fingers touch it.
It does this all the time.
But is most loud and noticeable when the tone control(s) is/are set to the most treble setting.
Also when the "dark switch" or smaller toggle is flipped forward and the highs are cut back it is barely noticed when touching the bridge pup.
But when that switch is flicked to the back of the bass and the treble is back to normal it once again is more present.
When I touch the bridge pup, nothing like this takes place at all.
It seems to only be present with the neck pup.

These Darkstars where ordered by Lakland for the original owner and where installed by Lakland at their factory.
So I know the pups are legit and the install was top notch.

Any thoughts on what this could be? Or what could be done to correct it?

Thanks in advance for the time and thoughts :D

Nice talking to you! Let me know how it goes!
 
Nice choice! Really like Dunlops for nickel rounds too!

Sweet deal!!

Nice talking to you! Let me know how it goes!

Yea thinking I will give those a try on the decade...and the pressure wounds on the HB as per your advice man.
Will most likely order them up tonight or tomorrow.

that Scheff truly is a sweet deal...unreal it did not sell the first day.

Same back at cha! Glad we caught up and Bs'ed...
Will try what we spoke about and see how it goes...keep ya posted. Thanks as always!:bassist:
 
Laklands make you smile:
 

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Mrfstop said:
Yea thinking I will give those a try on the decade...and the pressure wounds on the HB as per your advice man.
Will most likely order them up tonight or tomorrow.

that Scheff truly is a sweet deal...unreal it did not sell the first day.

Same back at cha! Glad we caught up and Bs'ed...
Will try what we spoke about and see how it goes...keep ya posted. Thanks as always!:bassist:

Sorry it didn't help!

TrevorOfDoom said:
Markus, did you try the Thomastick Super Alloy's yet?

Shot! Forgot about those! I'll check them out...promise!
 
Hey guys, I thought you guys might like to hear some tracks from a session I just finished, I used my Lakland 55-60CS into an A-Designs REDDI Tube DI. It's kinda like if Miranda Lambert recorded an album with the Foo Fighters.

Check 'em out and let me know what you think!

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Hey guys, I thought you guys might like to hear some tracks from a session I just finished, I used my Lakland 55-60CS into an A-Designs REDDI Tube DI. It's kinda like if Miranda Lambert recorded an album with the Foo Fighters.

Check 'em out and let me know what you think!

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Sounds great! Good stuff! I like the lines on Bad History and You Only Live Once...obviously, it's all good though :bassist:
 
Just got my first Lakland, an '02 44-02 with the Bartolini pups and preamp. Still in the honeymoon phase but this is the most comfortable bass I have ever played. It kills my Warwick Streamer, Carvin LB70P and USA Ibanez ATK. If I still feel this way in a month or two, I may consider selling all of the others and going 100% Lakland. I can't get over how the 44-02 can cover all of the ground of my other basses. FREAKING AMAZING!!!

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Just got my first Lakland, an '02 44-02 with the Bartolini pups and preamp. Still in the honeymoon phase but this is the most comfortable bass I have ever played. It kills my Warwick Streamer, Carvin LB70P and USA Ibanez ATK. If I still feel this way in a month or two, I may consider selling all of the others and going 100% Lakland. I can't get over how the 44-02 can cover all of the ground of my other basses. FREAKING AMAZING!!!

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This is relevant to my interests.
 
Just got my first Lakland, an '02 44-02 with the Bartolini pups and preamp. Still in the honeymoon phase but this is the most comfortable bass I have ever played. It kills my Warwick Streamer, Carvin LB70P and USA Ibanez ATK. If I still feel this way in a month or two, I may consider selling all of the others and going 100% Lakland. I can't get over how the 44-02 can cover all of the ground of my other basses. FREAKING AMAZING!!!

Nice! I love the cherry-burst finish.

I feel the same way about my 02, it really can do pretty much any sound you want. From the 3-band EQ, passive mode, pickup blend, coil tap, and the internal mid-freq selection via the dip switches... If you can't find a sound you like out of one, something is wrong with you.
 
Hey guys, I thought you guys might like to hear some tracks from a session I just finished, I used my Lakland 55-60CS into an A-Designs REDDI Tube DI. It's kinda like if Miranda Lambert recorded an album with the Foo Fighters.

Check 'em out and let me know what you think!

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Cool! The JO sounds fat and warm, I dig it.:)

In the beginning stages of some recording. Figured I'd share a rough sketch I recorded recently with the good ol' 44-02. Drums are just a loop until I can figure out something more specific to use. I'm also in the process of adding in some organ accents. But the "theme" is bass-driven on this one.

Fromance by Fro_Tone on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free

Very lounge-y, jazzy type feel :)
Very nice! That's not a genre I usually care for, but I really like this.
 
Just got my first Lakland, an '02 44-02 with the Bartolini pups and preamp. Still in the honeymoon phase but this is the most comfortable bass I have ever played. It kills my Warwick Streamer, Carvin LB70P and USA Ibanez ATK. If I still feel this way in a month or two, I may consider selling all of the others and going 100% Lakland. I can't get over how the 44-02 can cover all of the ground of my other basses. FREAKING AMAZING!!!
Congrats, nice grab! Laklands are so darn comfortable, they let me relax and focus on playing. Love the cherryburst, too, and the versatility of the 44-02 is remarkable.

If you'd like a number, send a PM to basspraiser. Also, check out Link Removed for more Lakland info and discussion.
 
In the beginning stages of some recording. Figured I'd share a rough sketch I recorded recently with the good ol' 44-02. Drums are just a loop until I can figure out something more specific to use. I'm also in the process of adding in some organ accents. But the "theme" is bass-driven on this one.

Fromance by Fro_Tone on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free

Very lounge-y, jazzy type feel :)

Nice work!

Just got my first Lakland, an '02 44-02 with the Bartolini pups and preamp. Still in the honeymoon phase but this is the most comfortable bass I have ever played. It kills my Warwick Streamer, Carvin LB70P and USA Ibanez ATK. If I still feel this way in a month or two, I may consider selling all of the others and going 100% Lakland. I can't get over how the 44-02 can cover all of the ground of my other basses. FREAKING AMAZING!!!

Cool man! Glad you're lovin' it! The tone variations out of these basses are staggering!
 
Hi.

My first Lakland arrived yesterday! :hyper:

I live in probably the only civilized country in the world without a Lakland AD (Norway), so I had never heard of Lakland basses until I discovered talkbass a couple of years ago. After that I've been reading a lot about them, and have been GASing after one for a while. I've been looking at the classifieds, and about a week ago I found what I considered to be a really good deal, so I took the chance and bought it without ever having tried a Lakland. :D

The bass has been featured here before, as it has earlier been owned by two members of this group (?) - Mr Matt and Smallequestrian.

Own a piece of history, Misty the Nashville flood restoration is up for sale!

Her beautiful Burgundy Mist alder body & knobs are all that made it through the devastation.

With a little help from Leo, Bo & Carl at Lakland she’s been given a makeover & a 2nd breath of life.

Retrofitted with a Skyline neck (same year as the body ’08), Hanson Vintage P pickup, new pots, pickguard, used bridge & finished off with a set of US all chrome Ultralites.

She’s super light weighing in at 8.3 lbs on the digital scale, but doesn’t sound like a feather weight at all, big beefy classic P bass tone with all the trimmings.

All the superficial battle scars were left for character & tribute.

Spec recap:
US Alder body in Burgandy Mist
Skyline Decade neck 1.5" Jazz (Plek’d!)
Hanson Vintage P pickup
US Hipshot Ultralites & D-Tuner (all chrome)
New passive electronics
Weight 8.3 lbs.

I got to play it about an hour yesterday, and it's really a fantastic bass. It looks almost like new, and even with the shipment from the US to Norway and Norwegian taxes it's still a couple of hundred dollars cheaper than an MIA Precision. It is one of the best basses I've ever tried, and by far the best I've owned.

I haven't had the time to take any pictures yet, so I'll just have to show the pictures from the classifieds. I'll be away on business a few days, but I'll take some new pictures next week.

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P-punk said:
Hi.

My first Lakland arrived yesterday! :hyper:

I live in probably the only civilized country in the world without a Lakland AD (Norway), so I had never heard of Lakland basses until I discovered talkbass a couple of years ago. After that I've been reading a lot about them, and have been GASing after one for a while. I've been looking at the classifieds, and about a week ago I found what I considered to be a really good deal, so I took the chance and bought it without ever having tried a Lakland. :D

The bass has been featured here before, as it has earlier been owned by two members of this group (?) - Mr Matt and Smallequestrian.

I got to play it about an hour yesterday, and it's really a fantastic bass. It looks almost like new, and even with the shipment from the US to Norway and Norwegian taxes it's still a couple of hundred dollars cheaper than an MIA Precision. It is one of the best basses I've ever tried, and by far the best I've owned.

I haven't had the time to take any pictures yet, so I'll just have to show the pictures from the classifieds. I'll be away on business a few days, but I'll take some new pictures next week.

I have to travel to Stavanger a few times yearly and I always go to the music stores when I get the chance. I never realized it until you pointed it out, but all that I have ever seen was Gibson, Fender, Ibanez and yamaha.
 
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