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Lakland Owners Group #55!

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Only $1000 for a US neck, are you sure about that? I remember hearing the price a few years ago and it was much higher than that then.
$1000 is for a US neck....lead time may be less now....:ninja:

not sure how I know that...but I do....

SKY necks are MUCH less.
 
thinking before typing is always good....BUT we all know how the word (that word which must not be uttered) effects you....

:D

Mwahaha! I brought the 'custom' kickass to L?kland's Facebook page. Specifically the post about the new Macy Gray single.

Or rather, I spouted off at the keyboard before I could stop myself :-/ feel a but silly now, actually...
 
To be honest I never really understood the whole Glaub/Dunn thing back in the day. You could get a Glaub with a jazz width neck so the only difference would be the blocks and binding. There should have been a pickup difference or something. The 44-64 Custom is even more confusing. It doesn't need a special name just allow the B&B to be an order option on the 44-64.

Really I am just hoping they will bring back the signature line. I always appreciated that Lakland gave signatures to some very deserving folks.
 
Johnny Alien said:
To be honest I never really understood the whole Glaub/Dunn thing back in the day. You could get a Glaub with a jazz width neck so the only difference would be the blocks and binding. There should have been a pickup difference or something. The 44-64 Custom is even more confusing. It doesn't need a special name just allow the B&B to be an order option on the 44-64.

Really I am just hoping they will bring back the signature line. I always appreciated that Lakland gave signatures to some very deserving folks.

I like the number scheme better than all the sig models, but for the rest: I hadn't thought of it that way, but you make sense, sir.
 
designe to the specs of the individual artists???? makes sense to me....they both are P players...DD just likes B&B necks I guess...or they needed some way to differentiate...

The DJ is back (name and all)....here is hoping for more sig models....(I find them easier to rattle off as well!)

To be honest I never really understood the whole Glaub/Dunn thing back in the day. You could get a Glaub with a jazz width neck so the only difference would be the blocks and binding. There should have been a pickup difference or something. The 44-64 Custom is even more confusing. It doesn't need a special name just allow the B&B to be an order option on the 44-64.

Really I am just hoping they will bring back the signature line. I always appreciated that Lakland gave signatures to some very deserving folks.
 
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