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Official Lakland Owners Group #13

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Hey guys, I'm almost finished w/ my pedal board. The only problem is how to carry it, yeah it's that heavy! Question: anybody besides me interested in posting our boards on here? I'd love to see what you guys use!

I have one of these:

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I only use it for tuning and to put a some spatial wank on my Cort fretless. I bypass it when I use my JO5 CS (HTTY!) as that bass just sounds so amazing on it's own. I also use it to get that 'Surf Sound' with my Gretsch Jet Baritone.

The Zoom has a USB out feature that lets me goof around recording into Cubase, which is both fun and depressing at the same time.
 
Are there that many LOG members? Or can anyone get in and order one?
Wait--you're a LOG member, right? :eek:

Definitely gonna have to be a tort PG, if (BIG IF) I can get the fundage for the BG5. RW fretboard looks best, but I'm a maple fan soundwise (only 55/45 in favor of maple though). Never owned a P except a project that's still unfinished.... what's the pros/cons of maple vs RW on a P?
That is a matter of some debate, natch. I wouldn't say it's any different with a P than other basses. Some say the maple provides a bit more "snap" while rosewood sounds darker; others say there's no difference. I'm inclined to believe it makes a tiny bit of difference, but I sure as heck can't prove it.
 
Wait--you're a LOG member, right? :eek:

That is a matter of some debate, natch. I wouldn't say it's any different with a P than other basses. Some say the maple provides a bit more "snap" while rosewood sounds darker; others say there's no difference. I'm inclined to believe it makes a tiny bit of difference, but I sure as heck can't prove it.

I'm not sure there is a difference since the string never hits the board before it hits the frets. If there is a difference, I would think it would be very minimal, and could be EQ'd to sound the same.
 
Hey guys, I'm almost finished w/ my pedal board. The only problem is how to carry it, yeah it's that heavy! Question: anybody besides me interested in posting our boards on here? I'd love to see what you guys use!
Nada.:D I'm probably going to get a Bass VT pedal, but I can't see anything else in my future.
 
The VT pedal is really a great one! Mine is always on.
No doubt! But I'm also going to be looking for an Ampeg V-4 to quell my tube amp GAS. The Decade, especially, sounded sooooo good through it. And the guy who let me try his says it covers the vast majority of gigs he plays (including a rock band); he only hauls out the SVT once in a while.
 
Hey all......geez, you guys are hardcore.....part 13 eh?

I played a skyline Glaub the other day......a used one for just over 5 bills. I was so impressed with the bass...I haven't played a Lakland in a while and this one was really great.

So, does Lakland make a 5 string PJ yet? 34" scale?
 
Excuse the crappy three minute Photoshop hacks, but I'm leaning toward this.....
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or maybe this.....
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Either way, LET'S GO!!!!!!

I say go rosewood. It will look like mine colorwise
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