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Lakland Owners Group #60

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Woah late to the new thread. Compulsory pic.
Still loving every moment with my Lakland.

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Thank yee thank yee gents...
Blows my mind that wood can actually look like THIS!!????
Mother nature surely makes some beautiful stuff.
Looks more like Art or a painting than "wood".

I know what you mean, Buckeye burl, and any burled wood is even more amazing in person. the funny thing is that a burled piece of wood can sell for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. I can't wait to read your first impression of the sound. I'm so excited for you!!!:hyper: When I got my 44-60 on Monday, I had to wait an entire day before I got 15 minutes with it and until Thursday until I got to use it with the band. I'm not sure what type of witchery Lakland uses on their basses, but I am spellbound!:D
 
Burled and spalted have always appealed to my eye.
The zebra wood on my Alembic is knockout too.
I would post it here but might get hung :eek::eyebrow::ninja: LOL

Cannot wait to find some time to blast it and hear it.
Sure it will be a good deal different than the 44-07 with the humbucker Chisonics.



I know what you mean, Buckeye burl, and any burled wood is even more amazing in person. the funny thing is that a burled piece of wood can sell for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. I can't wait to read your first impression of the sound. I'm so excited for you!!!:hyper: When I got my 44-60 on Monday, I had to wait an entire day before I got 15 minutes with it and until Thursday until I got to use it with the band. I'm not sure what type of witchery Lakland uses on their basses, but I am spellbound!:D
 
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