I ship it off tomorrow to get a real review from a more than qualified YouTube bass master. I’ll let everyone know when he releases his clip.Have heard the Relentless P in JJ’s bass, awesome!
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I ship it off tomorrow to get a real review from a more than qualified YouTube bass master. I’ll let everyone know when he releases his clip.Have heard the Relentless P in JJ’s bass, awesome!
I ship it off tomorrow to get a real review from a more than qualified YouTube bass master. I’ll let everyone know when he releases his clip.
Might be post Fralin era. Fralin have black and white cloth wiring. That’s the tell.View attachment 4232054 So I picked up this 2010 Skyline 44-60 and was wondering if they were using Lindy Fralin’s during that time. I did some checking and was not sure if these were the Lakland p/u’s or the Fralin’s. Would the pickup’s have any markings on the back? I think this neck was not standard but an option.
The Fralin era was over by then. I remember clearly that the transition on the Jazz basses (Fralins on the 44-60/Joe Osborn and Aeros on the Daryl Jones, both to Hansons) came in 2006-07. On the P basses, they went from Fralin to Hanson in the 07-08 time frame.View attachment 4232054 So I picked up this 2010 Skyline 44-60 and was wondering if they were using Lindy Fralin’s during that time. I did some checking and was not sure if these were the Lakland p/u’s or the Fralin’s. Would the pickup’s have any markings on the back? I think this neck was not standard but an option.
Gorgeous, tasteful and elegant.I’ve wanted another Lakland Precision since I sold my last US 44-64 (I wasn’t too keen on the sunburst). When this got listed over here in the UK, I was instantly into the Black/Black/Maple vibe. As such, this will be wearing La Bella RX steels when I get round to changing them.
It’s a 2016 model, think it’s a ‘Classic’ (PP4002x), it currently has a retro-fitted EMG Geezer Butler pickup in it, however I’ll be putting the original Lakland p’up back in as I really liked it on my previous 44-64.
This joins my US 44-94 custom, 55-01 & Skyline DJ5 in my current stable.
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Gorgeous, tasteful and elegant.
I’ve wanted another Lakland Precision since I sold my last US 44-64 (I wasn’t too keen on the sunburst). When this got listed over here in the UK, I was instantly into the Black/Black/Maple vibe. As such, this will be wearing La Bella RX steels when I get round to changing them.
It’s a 2016 model, think it’s a ‘Classic’ (PP4002x), it currently has a retro-fitted EMG Geezer Butler pickup in it, however I’ll be putting the original Lakland p’up back in as I really liked it on my previous 44-64.
This joins my US 44-94 custom, 55-01 & Skyline DJ5 in my current stable.
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Had to do a double take - The phrase "Black and Tan" has a very different meaning in the British Isles! If you play any gigs in a Chicago based Irish bar maybe don't call it that!I miss my black and tan!
It 'twas not a Lakie but a T40... But it was really nice....
Would like a Lakie black and tan as well!!
looks great Si- I was considering that bass for months when it was in GuitarGuitar but couldn't justify getting it when I don't really like black basses!
Finally got my 44-94 back from the shop, doing a slight neck shim and fixing pickup. Unfortunately the pickup seems to still not be working properly. Action is now VERY low and nice. The most noticeable thing, however, is how different this bass feels after having played only the P bass for the last 3 weeks basically. It obviously plays faster than a p, but it also feels a little like a toy ATM. Need to get used to it again ha.View attachment 4218432
Picked this one up today off of the Lakland B stock mailer. Just below the contour, between the bridge and the pick guard, there's some faint-ish discoloration. I'm colorblind and can't actually see it personally ha.
It's been 25 years since i've played a p bass. and that was a peavey copy, with a skinner neck profile. This is going to take some getting used to. But it sounds great and the action is very very low. And other than the spot, the fit and finish is very nice. Much nicer rosewood board than on my last skyline. The back of the neck is not much of a looker tho..
looks great Si- I was considering that bass for months when it was in GuitarGuitar but couldn't justify getting it when I don't really like black basses!
Had to do a double take - The phrase "Black and Tan" has a very different meaning in the British Isles! If you play any gigs in a Chicago based Irish bar maybe don't call it that!![]()