I stripped the finish off of the back of the neck on my Skyline and am in the process of applying a tung oil finish. It is turning out great and is not at all visually different from the satin finish that is already on (I left it on the front and back of the headstock). Next up I am going to start the long journey of adding the Hipshot HB1 tuners.
NICE mods Johnny!
love that oil neck finish...
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My Lakland Joe Osborn Skyline 2008.
Sweetness!!! thanks for sharing some cool finishes!
If you don't mind my asking - what kind of seminars do you teach? I sometimes teach for a professional organization when my work schedule permits, too.
I appraise business assets for a living and was teaching a class to new appraisers...I actually teach about 4 different courses for the society as well as speak at their conferences every so often...what do you speak on???
Back on track....see below:
I'm going to give the cliche response: "Oh...if it was only a 5 string!" (and, for affordability, a Skyline!). This it EXACTLY the Glaub/P-bass variant I want - Black, Rosewood, Tort...and the kicker P/J mod. That is a fantastic bass.
well then...ORDER ONE!!! he he he....
If I'm not mistaken he is making another move right now in the classifieds.
oh brother!!! no surprise!!!
Go Dan GO!!!!

Guess I need to see what he is after!
"he is making another move right now"
hahahah damn sounds like a 911 call...LMAO
Hey who knows?
Time will tell it always does![]()
oy ve!!!

Matt, it was a pleasure meeting you at the Crossroads Saturday night! I know you were struggling with the house sound for the 1st song or 2, but once sorted out, your rig sounded great! (I have a Berg HD112 myself, and love it!) And your wife on the cello really added a cool dimension to the band.
BTW, since this is the LOG thread, here's an obligatory pic of my 44-02, which was traded in & then purchased back by me.
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- Anthony
REALLY nice!!!! love the top! cograts on getting it back!
It's not jazz-style, but a Bob Glaub.
Anyway, I found a "smart" way to do it. The smallest allen key I had with some ordinary household tape on the tip made the allen key just the right size.![]()
ingenious!!!!




