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Official Lakland Owners Group #15

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"Well, compared to my 55-94, S.C. is quieter unplugged. But she's considerably heavier and has different strings.

Actually, S.C. is probably the heaviest US Lakland ever built at 11.5lbs. Doesn't bother me though."

Jedi: well......Greg and I saw one at Lakland the other day (a Dunn I believe) that was almost 13 lbs......Dan was laughing pretty hard when he showed it to us...he said he never cold sell it....I told him I would "take it".....that look he gave me was not good!
 
maybe I could get a loaner for a few months. I'll treat it well, I swear! Something in a glaub p-bass would be just fine
Dude, get that LPB Skyline Glaub I posted earlier. Looks sweet, and you could easily sell it for as much as you paid, probably more.
 
You can dream of two at once..... ;) Seriously though, if they both happen to show up at the same time, how will you POSSIBLY be able to choose which one to play first?

Sonic Blue, which will now have a j-retro. I've been waiting for that one longer. I've needed and wanted a swamp ash/maple j-bass for soooo long. it's going to be incredible!

And back to the bassin
 
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