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Lakland Owners Group #56

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I'd like to join! Lakland US 44-64. Arrived yesterday... Beautiful instrument. Amazing workmanship.

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My new Glaub CS arrived. The pickup is single coil and sounds super growly vs. the punchy Pbass sound. I put some medium Fender flats on it, which sound perfect with the pickup. Taking this out on tour tomorrow.

Totally! Grad you like it!

I'd like to join! Lakland US 44-64. Arrived yesterday... Beautiful instrument. Amazing workmanship.

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Super sweet! Classic right there!
 
I put my Decade up for sale. I just am not bonding with it at all. It sounds great but I am just not comfortable on it. If someone is interested let me know and we can work out a LOG discount.

Or if someone wants the Decade AND a rare LPB Skyline Glaub with Jazz neck I would trade both for a US Glaub.
 
Freshly restrung. This bass has forced me to revisit many aspects of my technique. So far so good! :D

nice! I agree.....the same happened to me with my US Lakie fretless...

barts - check
quilty burst - check
new strings - check
no frets - check
that's a great checklist

I would agree...

Thanks! I think so. :D Still new to lakland and also the higher end of bass quality. This is my first "botique" bass. Ive been playing for almost 20 years but this thing is an eye opener.

....yup..was an eye opener for me as well....thought "most basses were created equal"....nope....

*biting my tongue*

LOL! be gentle....I am really trying....I am...:hiding::D

So I go to a music store over lunch, I had to get out of the office. I pick up a few basses to try, Warwick, Fender, Spector, and an "F" Bass. None of them come close to the feel or tone of my Laklands. This is not the first time that I have touched another brand since buying my Lakies. Yes, I am a blasphemer. Here is the funny thing. Since buying my Laklands almost 6 months ago, I have wanted and desired to play more. I have never had a bass that made me want rearrange my schedule so that I can practice...It's a magical thing.

I agree...pre-Lakland i would "troll" GC and/or Sam Ash every other weekend or so just to play different basses...now, do not step foot in one unless I "really" need strings or something minor....

You know, lately I have been telling "new prospective players" to not bother buying a $100 to $200 bass...I often tell them, the nicer the instrument (if they can afford it) the more they will want to play and the better they will get...also that "good basses" are often easier to play than cheap basses....

...like you I yearn to play when I am on the road etc and cannot....that is a good thing!
It was a true "F" Bass. The sound was nice, but the ergonomics and shape was horrible. I'm just very critical of the basses that I play.

uh, I think he was talking F---er, not F-bass, diff animals completely.
unless that was a joke, in that case, LOLOLOL

then paint me "corrected"... or else I could read your entire post next time (sorry).

I too thought he meant Fender...duh!

not an F bass fan myself...
 
No worries, some people still can't believe that I prefer Ferrari over Lamborghini..."F" Bass is an odd name.

I prefer Aston Martins or Maybachs.....like speed BUT like room as well...I DO have a family afterall ( :) )

PS: I'd take an Aston Martin over a Ferrari *or* a Lamborghini any day.

there ya go...

Hey laklanders, if I wanted to add a VTC to my 4-94 that is usable in both active and passive modes, what type of pot would need to be added? I'm pretty clueless about this stuff, so I would have a tech do it for me. I just want to have as much info as possible before I take the plunge.

Carl has a "tough" for adding the passive tone control (I assume that is what you mean).....he would be your best source to either doing it or telling you how to have your tech do it...

My new Glaub CS arrived. The pickup is single coil and sounds super growly vs. the punchy Pbass sound. I put some medium Fender flats on it, which sound perfect with the pickup. Taking this out on tour tomorrow.

Nice Branden! Growly is good....

Taking my son to your show in Milwaukee this summer

have fun!
 
WOW! Sorry man....hope you can find that US Glaub you want....

also cannot believe the Proto BG5er is up!

I put my Decade up for sale. I just am not bonding with it at all. It sounds great but I am just not comfortable on it. If someone is interested let me know and we can work out a LOG discount.

Or if someone wants the Decade AND a rare LPB Skyline Glaub with Jazz neck I would trade both for a US Glaub.
 
A couple nice looking black P's showing up lately. I'm Black Bart and I approve of these basses :D

My new Glaub CS arrived. The pickup is single coil and sounds super growly vs. the punchy Pbass sound. I put some medium Fender flats on it, which sound perfect with the pickup. Taking this out on tour tomorrow.

I'd like to join! Lakland US 44-64. Arrived yesterday... Beautiful instrument. Amazing workmanship.

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So I walked in to Premier Bass here in Colorado today just to look around and play a couple of basses. They have an Inca silver Skyline Duck Dunn, and I've never liked that particular color. I''ve also yet to bond with a P-bass, and tend to prefer active basses, so I was a little skeptical. I've always wondered about the Duck Dunn model, though, so I gave it a try. Long story short, Dan is ordering me one in CAR. :)
 
WAHOO!!!

CAR is such a GREAT color! have you seen it yet? the color is nicer in person....

So I walked in to Premier Bass here in Colorado today just to look around and play a couple of basses. They have an Inca silver Skyline Duck Dunn, and I've never liked that particular color. I''ve also yet to bond with a P-bass, and tend to prefer active basses, so I was a little skeptical. I've always wondered about the Duck Dunn model, though, so I gave it a try. Long story short, Dan is ordering me one in CAR. :)
 
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