Not specifically a Lakland question but more of a regional question. Who in the Chicago area is the best at refinishing beat up basses?
Now, for a more Laky centered comment. I'm having some unbelievable GAS over 2 basses in the classifieds. One is a 55-60, looks mint, for $1150 ( if someone here would buy this so i do not have to) and the other is a beat to crap Mike Lull Non reverse thunderbird with an oversized body, built by mike lull himself for $2850.
The problem is I do not need either of these basses and I would have to liquidate anther bass from my wall. I'm thinking I could save the $ and maybe not liquidate a bass and buy the lakland, it's a great bass but nothing special, or I could grab a piece of history, although I would need to spend money on doing a refin.
Or I should just chill, that doesn't sound like any fun though.
So, refinishers in the chicago area?
Now, for a more Laky centered comment. I'm having some unbelievable GAS over 2 basses in the classifieds. One is a 55-60, looks mint, for $1150 ( if someone here would buy this so i do not have to) and the other is a beat to crap Mike Lull Non reverse thunderbird with an oversized body, built by mike lull himself for $2850.
The problem is I do not need either of these basses and I would have to liquidate anther bass from my wall. I'm thinking I could save the $ and maybe not liquidate a bass and buy the lakland, it's a great bass but nothing special, or I could grab a piece of history, although I would need to spend money on doing a refin.
Or I should just chill, that doesn't sound like any fun though.
So, refinishers in the chicago area?