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Lakland Owners Group #66

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How does it play?

It plays and sounds fantastic.

I really like the profile and feel of the (1.5" nut width) Sterling necks and love the body size. I'm itching to get a (used) re-issue Classic Sabre but they don't show up used very often. I don't think you can find a better bang-for-the-buck value in a US made bass than EBMM.

I played EBMM Sterlings exclusively for 8 or 10 years and wholeheartedly believe I'd never play anything else. (But I'd always wanted to try a Lakland, and then I did...)
 
Sterling and Big Al, my fav EBMM basses. Don't own any right now, since I got on that Spector kick. Oh yeah, I still love my 2 Laklands....


I like the idea of the Big Al, but I can't get past the Duck Dodgers look...

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well I've gotta say I'm no longer a Lakland owner. Although my 44-02 had the most playable neck and the best action of all my basses, it just didn't compare to my Bongo 4H. I traded it in for a Bongo HH. The Lakland club is the best owners club on Talkbass! I will miss it!
:'-(
 
Really? Oh, maybe I am thinking Darkwing Duck.

Anywho, you know I like different things, I didn't even mention the bongo, the single most polarizing bass ever created, and a fine instrument nonetheless.
 
Really? Oh, maybe I am thinking Darkwing Duck.

Anywho, you know I like different things, I didn't even mention the bongo, the single most polarizing bass ever created, and a fine instrument nonetheless.

Someone should get an all black Duck Dunn and call it the Darkwing Duck Dunn...

Also, the most polarizing bass of all time is the P bass, especially 3-tone with flats...
 
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