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Lakland Owners Group #69

Don't know much about them but I'll say this - that's a sharp looking bass:

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I am now a Lakland owner. I waited about 20 years (part of that was a non-bass playing hiatus) before I was able to get one. This Skyline 44-01 is fantastic! Great sound. Great wood grain-pattern. It's also surprisingly light for an ash body.

Thank you Sweetwater for an awesome deal on an awesome bass!

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Pictures courtesy of Sweetwater. Their pictures are way better than anything I could have taken.
 
I am now a Lakland owner. I waited about 20 years (part of that was a non-bass playing hiatus) before I was able to get one. This Skyline 44-01 is fantastic! Great sound. Great wood grain-pattern. It's also surprisingly light for an ash body.

Thank you Sweetwater for an awesome deal on an awesome bass!

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Pictures courtesy of Sweetwater. Their pictures are way better than anything I could have taken.
Congratulations, and Sweetwater for m. is the best online music store.
 
I played my 44-01 a while last night. It sounds great. Playing it at rehearsal tonight. Should be fantastic. I peeled the clear plastic off my pickups and noticed a small whitish blemish on one of them. I was able to "buff" most of it off, but it's still there. It's not a big deal.

That being said....if I were to splurge and get a pair of those wonderful wooden pickup covers, where would I find some of these? Who makes them? Are covers for a Bartolini MK1 easy to find?
 
I played my 44-01 a while last night. It sounds great. Playing it at rehearsal tonight. Should be fantastic. I peeled the clear plastic off my pickups and noticed a small whitish blemish on one of them. I was able to "buff" most of it off, but it's still there. It's not a big deal.

That being said....if I were to splurge and get a pair of those wonderful wooden pickup covers, where would I find some of these? Who makes them? Are covers for a Bartolini MK1 easy to find?

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