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Lakland Owners Group #61

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I picked up a 2009 US Bob Glaub locally and am very happy with it! The seller said he swapped out the original PUP with a Nordstrand and couldn't tell me what the original PUP was. I'd like to get it back to original spec. Anyone know what PUP this most likely shipped with?

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I picked up a 2009 US Bob Glaub locally and am very happy with it! The seller said he swapped out the original PUP with a Nordstrand and couldn't tell me what the original PUP was. I'd like to get it back to original spec. Anyone know what PUP this most likely shipped with?

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Love the classic look, congrats! The stock pickup would have been a Hanson Neopunch. They switched to those from Fralins in late 07/early 08.
 
I picked up a 2009 US Bob Glaub locally and am very happy with it! The seller said he swapped out the original PUP with a Nordstrand and couldn't tell me what the original PUP was. I'd like to get it back to original spec. Anyone know what PUP this most likely shipped with?

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Looks like you have a jazz width (at nut) neck on her too? Or maybe a 1.65" nut width? Definitely doesn't appear to be the 1.75".

What do I win if I'm right? ;):bassist:
 
Good eye aye? :D

My favorite is the 1.65" like the 44-94, EBMM, '51 P etc have. But, I don't have issues w/ a 1.5" either. Absolutely can't play a 1.75" due to the wider string spacing in the money area of the fretboard. It's weird how much 0.1" throws me off!
 
I actually picked up a NeoPunch AND a Fralin. So from what I'm hearing, the NeoPunch is the way to go?
As I wrote the other day:
I should also point out that an '05 44-64 is equipped with a Lindy Fralin P pickup, while a new one will have a Lakland/Hanson NeoPunch P pickup. (I believe the change was made in late 2007/early 2008.) And they do sound different, you can hear it in the soundclips on Lakland's site. The Fralin has more of an old-school P tone, while the Hanson sounds more aggressive with more upper-mid content. Both great pickups, IMO, just different flavors.
 
Good eye aye? :D

My favorite is the 1.65" like the 44-94, EBMM, '51 P etc have. But, I don't have issues w/ a 1.5" either. Absolutely can't play a 1.75" due to the wider string spacing in the money area of the fretboard. It's weird how much 0.1" throws me off!

The 1.65 is my favorite now also.
Since playing the 44-07 and Scheff I am spoiled.
The 44-94 is cool too.
But the 44-07 and Scheff are my favorites.
All 3 are 1.65 :bassist:
 
The 1.65 is my favorite now also.
Since playing the 44-07 and Scheff I am spoiled.
The 44-94 is cool too.
But the 44-07 and Scheff are my favorites.
All 3 are 1.65 :bassist:

I'm a little claustrophobic when it comes to nut width. Especially since I'm playing 5s.

Funny, 1.65 is pushing it for me, more comfortable with 1.5. The Scheff and 44-94 are the only one's in the Schwarzwald that are wider.
 
Just picked up my first Lakland! Skyline DJ4. I was originally gearing up to buy the limited Trans Burgundy available from Bass Club in Chicago but as soon as I saw the Lake Placid Blue in person I couldn't say no!

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Congrats! IMO, there's no such thing as a bad-looking DJ.

If you want a number, send a PM to basspraiser. Also, check out Link Removed for more Lakland info and fun.
 
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