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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".
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!There's no money in playing music period these days, it's for the love only.

Woah late to the new thread. Compulsory pic.
Still loving every moment with my Lakland.
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LOLI 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!!!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!
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Right on!Supertanker said:So since there is no money in it, you may as well play what you love (Lakland) and love what you play...
Congrats Dan on another successful hunt, time for chili!!!

Ha! And a Newcastle!
Definitely a Guinness fan! Goes great with Lakland hollowbody. Keepin' it real;-)

Oy! Guinness and Chili or Nuthin'![]()
Could do that...black and tans are killer too
