and behold the silver surfer!!
Did ya do the install in it you had told me about?
Yes, Sir!
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Lakland Owners Group #56
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Yes, Sir!
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That bass is super stunning in person! I have a Silver Surfer II coming
Anything that has been caught gettin' wood on your floor is a sight for sore eyes! Well, except the one of doude you posted up last year... That was a bit disturbing but funny.
hahaha nooooooooo, seriously?
You had Doude posing on the hardwood floor of fame?
Markus is the man that can present that photo the fastest I'm sure... I'm not sure if it was posted here on TB or the LOG, however.
I beat Markus to the punch!
Slap a few Lakland/Hanson ChiSonic pickups and a LH3 PreAmp on him and Bam!
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Slap a few Lakland/Hanson ChiSonic pickups and a LH3 PreAmp on him and Bam!
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Hey what is that dead guy doing on the floor of fame?
Someone call CSI quick!! hahahaha!!
Someone call CSI quick!! hahahaha!!
That's a serious Hollow Body
About the chrome surrounds... just absolutely fantastic!!!
Even that one wearing the Nikes? LMAO!!
That's a serious Hollow Body
About the chrome surrounds... just absolutely fantastic!!!
Damn...on a call and I miss all this fun! Yeah...I almost didn't suggest doing it...I knew it would look like it does... disturbing!
Thanks man! Don't hurt yourself!
Mrfstop said:The thing I love so much about the Dstars in my HB is that it is much more like a rock machine than an Elvis band bass.
This thing will cover all tonal ranges with ease. It is VERY touch sensitive. So when you really dig in and crank the watts, you can get all kinds of snarly voices out of it and amazing monsterous feedback ringing a note for days till your ears bleed! Which I LOVE!
Dan, you're a NUT! Lol, you always talk FONDLY about the feedback you get from that HB. I think you must've been a Jimi fan huh?
MarkusBass said:I was going to post that, but I thought I should wait for you to do it
Yes you do!! Lucky dude you are! I have a little something in the works too huh? ;-)
Tat2dHeart
Only two strings away from an attitude problem.
Having seen this, I no longer feel odd about the shot caught of me and subsequently posted to the Interwebz while we were loading out of Saturday's gig.
A NUT? maybe just a little.
A Jimi Fan? Not at all honestly.
Not my thing.
But Jimi is not the only player to enjoy feedback in his music.
I have stood front row watching Billy Sheehan back in the early days many times, when he was with Buffalo based band TALAS, at many small club gigs.
He used to get his bass to feedback and do things that most bass players could not even fathom.
Billy is a monster player!!
In the TALAS years he would pound his bass so damn hard his hands would be all bloody and bandages and still be playing...hahaha!!
Then saw him on a much bigger stage a few times in his David Lee Roth days going note for note with Steve Vai.
Man good times good times!!
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