Yes many have said Skylines are heavy. My two Skylines weigh about 8.5 lbs each. I’m fortunate.
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I have 3 skylines. 44-02 at 8.2 lbs, 44-64 at 8.8 lbs and a DJ-4 at 9.4 lbs. Those aren't heavy at all.Yes many have said Skylines are heavy. My two Skylines weigh about 8.5 lbs each. I’m fortunate.
The 44-01 and 44-02 share the same downsized body shape. A skyline P or 44-64 typically runs heavier. My 44-51 is 11 pounds.Yes many have said Skylines are heavy. My two Skylines weigh about 8.5 lbs each. I’m fortunate.
Needed some busy hands time after work so did something that was long overdue.
Stretched, tuned and ready to go. Intonation and string height are right where they need to be.
Hello !
I am an Happy owner of a 5501, and I would like to have a review of ebony fretboard vs maple fretboard on a 5502/5594… I just made a new thread a few hours ago, so if anyone has informations about that, thank you very much !
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/lakland-5594-5502-ebony-vs-maple-fingerboard.1611970/
Lakland 5594 / 5502 : Ebony vs Maple fingerboard
Fwiw, my Skyline 44-60 is 10.2 pounds. I’d be happier if it was a pound+ less…nevertheless it’s an amazing bass and bests my last Fender USA Jazz (blonde ash/maple fretboard) considerably.