Just your garden variety Duck Dunn:
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Lakland Owners Group #58
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um, no, its not quite garden variety, due to the Darkstar, but very nice nonetheless. very nice indeed.
I emailed JP about the suggestion about shipping Skylines with gig bags...
a summary of his response is here:
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No, wood neck preferred
OK...then email: [email protected] or [email protected]
what - particularly - are you looking for?
PM me if more conventient...
Really cool Dunn you have there. I don't typically like red basses, but that one is awesome!
Marcel was hoping the trade was for YOUR Bongo....I assured him it was not...
....
Every Bongo owner should trade theirs for a Lakland.
Every Bongo owner should trade theirs for a Lakland.
should be the law of the land!!!
Should to be added to someone's presidential platform!
(notice I did not add a name...wanted to keep this from becoming "political"
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Every Bongo owner should trade theirs for a Lakland.
...but wouldn't that also mean people are trading their Laklands for Bongos?
Every Bongo owner should trade theirs for a Lakland.
As I gaze over my Laklands (and my Spector) I wish I could change my user name.
They will not let ya chance your user name?
That's weird? Must be some sort of TB rule?
I have a US Spector too.
Love the bass a ton...
But the neck is a bit to thick. ( Am still keeping her though )
I guess I am spoiled by the super thin fast as HE*&^%$ necks on my US Scheff and the 44-07.
The necks on those two Laklands are my all time favorite hands down.
Well my 2 rare killer Bongos live in perfect harmony with my 3 rare killer US Laklands. I love them all
They are ALL very special basses.
I know...I know....we keed...we keed.
he he....oh well....we somethimes have to play with the hand we are dealt (or the name we started with...)) ) ...interesting how our tastes change over time...
I guess I am spoiled by the super thin fast as HE*&^%$ necks on my US Scheff and the 44-07.
The necks on those two Laklands are my all time favorite hands down.
spoiled...you betcha! that Scheff neck is VERY nice....just a "string to narrow"....you make me sad every time you bring it up....
SOMEDAY a 5er Scheff (Inca silver most likely) will be mine...
spiled...you betcha! that Scheff neck is VERY nice....just a "string to narrow"....you make me sad every time you bring it up....
SOMEDAY a 5er Scheff (Inca silver most likely) will be mine...
The Scheff and the 44-07 truly are spoilers.
I have never EVER played a bass with a better neck that those two.
They make a person play better.
No joke!
The Scheff and the 44-07 truly are spoilers.
I have never EVER played a bass with a better neck that those two.
They make a person play better.
No joke!
agreed....BUT I htink you are playing better because you are plying MORE...that has somehting to do with it...
I DO agrtee that a nicer instrument is easier to play...making you want to play it more and the cycle continues...
Actually playing much less this entire summer.
Today I grabbed the 44-07 and plugged it into my Giant Mesa rig and cleaned my ears out for an hour.
The 44-07 was dead on in tune and had not been played the entire summer!
Just took it out of the case a few days ago when I sold the US Decade.
I was once again WOW'ed by the neck and overall feel and tone of the bass.
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