Well lovedDid someone say dirty neck?
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My own fault though. Little too aggressive with the Scotch Brite.
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Well lovedDid someone say dirty neck?
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My own fault though. Little too aggressive with the Scotch Brite.
Sounds like a great plan... Makes too much sense....I think the trick is adding more basses to your collection, that way you minimize wear and maintenance overall![]()
Yeah I've owned several Stingray's in the past with the gun oil treatment on the back of the necks and I never did anything with them that I can recall either. I certainly don’t intend on doing anything to my Lakland’s neck other than wiping it down with the same music nomad ONE guitar polish that I use on the body.I am going to be 100% honest. I have a few Music Man guitars and a USA Lakland and I have never ever done anything to any of the necks. They still feel fine to me
Now I'm conflicted on which bass to play for our next gig. Played smooth, sat well in the mix. Really happy with the purchase of the 55-60 honestly. No hesitation about putting the 55-02 in the shop now, I'm well covered.Thanks! I'm keeping it for sure, the seller gave a little discount for the reduced resale value. The neck is really comfy to me, I'm taking it to practice tomorrow I think.
Double team them!Now I'm conflicted on which bass to play for our next gig. Played smooth, sat well in the mix. Really happy with the purchase of the 55-60 honestly. No hesitation about putting the 55-02 in the shop now, I'm well covered.
Sorry that you " must" get rid of one!!Team,
I loaded up on 5 strings over the summer including two Laklands. I need to move one of them, both are listed for your perusal. The 2004 JO5 and 2025 55-94 Custom Dragon Skin. I'll likely keep the one that does not sell. My other keeper is a Lull P5. I am a long time Laklander with a 2011 Glaub that I adore. The other 5's that I tried were the new import Dingwall SP-1 and a Fender Precision Pro 2.
Yeah the plan was to bring a handful in then selectively pick one to keep. I’m at 6 basses and want to get to 4. P with rounds, p with flats, 5 string, and one short scale.Sorry that you " must" get rid of one!!
Must you?
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Switched off my preamp pedal while using the 55-94. Already sounded great by itself. For drive pedals, i use zvex basstortion and it works well with the bass55-94 orientation question. So, I've been playing passive fender type basses and have a nice pedal collection and board that I use at church. The 55-94 operates very differently with all these pedals and seems to want to just be plugged in direct and go. Anyone see a need for a preamp pedal with the 55-94? What drives seem to work well? Even my compressor sounds less compressed, perhaps unnecessary, on the 55-94. Pedal advice appreciated.
No waiting!Ooof, just received a body pic for my upcoming US Custom Dual J….but feel like I should wait until it’s finished to post any pics.
Loooove the finish!
Si
No waiting!
I demand a picture....NOW!
Doude commands cannot be ignored!
Resistance is futile!
( Please?)
............I certainly don’t intend on doing anything to my Lakland’s neck other than wiping it down with the same music nomad ONE guitar polish that I use on….._