I really like the Duncan SPB-1 in my Duck Dunn. It nails the vintage pbass sound. And at $60 or less, its very cost effective too.
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I need some experienced Lakland users advice for a 44-64 . . .
Maybe the neo-punches are not my "thang" . . . I know Fralin pups are held in high regard (and were the standard pup in these models), but I've heard positive remarks on Lollar.
I guess I'm looking for a more vintage sound - any thoughts on the better option? I know it's very subjective, but curious for thoughts . . .
FYI, bass has LaBella flats - band plays mostly old school soul and some funk.
Thanks!
I really like the Duncan SPB-1 in my Duck Dunn. It nails the vintage pbass sound. And at $60 or less, its very cost effective too.
From what I recall, when they fill them with epoxy to seal the windings, they tended to leak and ruin the chrome finish. There could be other reasons as well. They do look cooler than the MM/soap bar type of cover, but understand if they were such a pain to get right.
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You remember the WTB thread? CAR Sky BG inbound, platform for a mod.
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I've lusted for the Sea Monster for awhile, and almost missed seeing it available. Been pretty busy of late and not able to keep up on TB. Thankfully JJ and I worked out a win/win for both of us. It's certainly going to be be a painful wait!
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Sadly, my US Duck Dunn will probably be the one that has to go. So if anyone knows of a good home..
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And, perhaps a tad bit premature, but:
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Ask Doude or Greg C.
I am pretty sure they made maybe a dozen or less??
But they should know more about the limited number that were made and the story about the 44-07.
They should have kept making them IMO...I like it better than the 44-94.
I have only personally seen 2.
Mine and the other one that belonged to 3-4 of the LOG-ers and recently was sold by Gary.
I'm sure of the number made, but there's one in the block party as well.
I believe they had problems with the chrome housings on the humbuckers which is why you don't see too many.
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They make new ChiSonic Humbuckers so I'm sure 44-07's can be built now. I have them in my HB, and LOVE them!
nice...I need some experienced Lakland users advice for a 44-64 . . .
Maybe the neo-punches are not my "thang" . . . I know Fralin pups are held in high regard (and were the standard pup in these models), but I've heard positive remarks on Lollar.
I guess I'm looking for a more vintage sound - any thoughts on the better option? I know it's very subjective, but curious for thoughts . . .
FYI, bass has LaBella flats - band plays mostly old school soul and some funk.
Thanks!
That sounds more like quality control than anything. Epoxy should never leak out onto the housings if it's cured. Glad they got it sorted out.