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Lakland Owners Group #69

I had one of the earliest ones...#19? 21?
Anyway, it was an amber burst with a birdseye maple board and 1.5 nut. I wonder where it is now? Anyone? Buehler?

Also, I need a knob!! One of the early big rubber ones. I called Lakland Friday. They didn't know is it was way before their time, and I lost Dan's digits a while back. Anyone have a lead?
 
Also, I need a knob!! One of the early big rubber ones. I called Lakland Friday. They didn't know is it was way before their time, and I lost Dan's digits a while back. Anyone have a lead?

Sorry, those are not available anymore. JP told me they used to buy those in bulk and the supplier simply disappeared about 10 years ago. So they had to switch the knobs to a different model. You'll have to find someone that doesn't want theirs anymore.
 
A recent live shot. The Soundman complimented me on my tone. Ha, I get that a lot. Thanks Lakland & Nordstrand!
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I always enjoy seeing that bass when you post pictures. I know you've mentioned previously but do you have Nordstrand pickups and preamp? If so, which kind of Nordstrand pickups?

Thanks! I use Nordstrand NJ5F single coils and the 2B+ preamp. (vol, blend, treble, bass, boost only)
 
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Hey everybody. I'm finding that I'm having to tighten my 44-01 truss-rod daily and I'm worried that at some point I'll run out of tightening room. I'm wondering if anything can be done...? It's from 2016 so I'm guessing this isn't happening because of 'young' wood. Anyone have any thoughts?
 
Hey everybody. I'm finding that I'm having to tighten my 44-01 truss-rod daily and I'm worried that at some point I'll run out of tightening room. I'm wondering if anything can be done...? It's from 2016 so I'm guessing this isn't happening because of 'young' wood. Anyone have any thoughts?
That’s totally not normal! Normal would be maybe a quarter turn one way when a season changes, and a quarter back the other way when the season changes again. You need a pro to evaluate that truss rod. It may be snapped, and catches enough to straighten the neck when you crank it, only to slip later and need tightened again the next day. That’s what my broken truss rod did.
 
I agree. It also depends on who sprayed the burst and what day! Sometimes it is a very mature subtle amount of yellow, and other times it looks very vivid and a narrow band of cherry (which I prefer).
In person, it looks fantastic! Pics really don't give it its due! Mine is rich, deep...just gorgeous over flame ot quilt. Add a birdseye board and a plexi/see-through guard and POW! The Hotness.