Everybody cross something!!!!!! I'm an hour away from a flight and I'm carrying on my 55-02... Having a beer to calm the nerves!
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funkyebk said:Everybody cross something!!!!!! I'm an hour away from a flight and I'm carrying on my 55-02... Having a beer to calm the nerves!
funkyebk said:Shock Top hefe-thingy
Mrfstop said:The set of DR Markus Miller "Fat beams" 45-65-80-100 just arrived.
Ordered these to slap on the new buckeye burl 44-94 when it arrives Friday
Been wanting to try these out....
They were cheap! Only $22.00 shipped on ebay... from a place I buy from. Nice price!
Has anyone used these before? They sound interesting from the description DR hands out.
basspraiser said:Wow...new thread already!
Dont have too much time to post but am in the hotel lobby waiting for my (hopefully to arrive soon) baggage...somehow i went direct but my bag has been all over the midsouth....and then some....had to cancel one meeting today and if it does not arrive tonight tomorrow will be a lost day....and lost $$$$$ (lots if it)
Anyways
...got MMs in my JO5CS and my 5507...really like them....alot...i say they purr more than growl....
Very nice! And that Aguilar rig ain't too shabby, either! I'll bet the Lakland + Aggy = tonal bliss.
They "like" any bass, I've had them a number of different basses, including non-Laklands and as I said they really open up the instrument - I even use them on a Gibson Custom LP. They add a level of brightness you can't find with nickels, closer to steels, but with a smoother feel closer to nickels - almost like a hybrid of the two taking the best qualities from each. They do have slightly more tension than nickels at first, but relax within a week or so without loosing any perceived brightness or zing. I've been using them since they came out and have also found that they last a very long time, a little more upfront in cost, but pay for themselves in fewer string changes. And they don't need any "breaking in" period - restring, tune and you're ready to go. Next day, slight tuning, if any and play on.

This little number came in today, more pics on the LOG
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I modded a Squier VM P with Babicz bridge,Hipshot tuners,Nordstrand pickups,did my own fret level and dressing and today my teacher played it and feel in love and took his Lakland 55-01 w/ Nordstrand big singles off the wall and handed it to me in trade.I am now a happy Lakland owner.

I modded a Squier VM P with Babicz bridge,Hipshot tuners,Nordstrand pickups,did my own fret level and dressing and today my teacher played it and feel in love and took his Lakland 55-01 w/ Nordstrand big singles off the wall and handed it to me in trade.I am now a happy Lakland owner.
I modded a Squier VM P with Babicz bridge,Hipshot tuners,Nordstrand pickups,did my own fret level and dressing and today my teacher played it and feel in love and took his Lakland 55-01 w/ Nordstrand big singles off the wall and handed it to me in trade.I am now a happy Lakland owner.