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Lakland Owners Group #62

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Is that all you got?:rolleyes:
*sigh* oh well...:D
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OK.....Lakie family picture time:

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and the latest Lakie Da Scheff-meister:

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As long as we started a new thread...REMEMBER THE LOG HAS PUT OUT A RECENT CD full of some great professional and great non-professional Lakie playing bassists! There are still a FEW left....if you are interested, let me know and I can direct you to where you can order one ..
 
The BEM they used for the fret board looks super figured...Nice!
Wish they still used BEM like that for their boards :(

Yeah, the figuring is insane. I prefer rosewood but couldn't resist this BEM. I've talked myself out of matching the headstock (with the help of the LOG) but now toying with refinish of the body to some 'burst.
I don't get to use the 4-94 much lately. Both bands I play with love the sound of my US Hollowbody, so that gets all the playtime.
 
I love my US HB also.
Hard to beat for so many types of music.
My HB has some added oooomph with the Dstars also. Super sensitive and responsive to the touch.
I can get some insane ( in a good way ) hard rock sustain & feedback out of it when close to the Mesa rig and the gain up around 2:00 :D

Yeah, the figuring is insane. I prefer rosewood but couldn't resist this BEM. I've talked myself out of matching the headstock (with the help of the LOG) but now toying with refinish of the body to some 'burst.
I don't get to use the 4-94 much lately. Both bands I play with love the sound of my US Hollowbody, so that gets all the playtime.
 
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