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Official Lakland Owner's Group #19

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What rig is that and how much would you sell it for? Would you part it or sell it all together? Specs?

How'd you like the black beauties? I wanted to get a set ever since I saw Geezer playing them on the Heaven & Hell at Radio City a few years ago. They will definitely be on my black and maple 55-02 with black hardware (when I finally get it). Think I have a thing for black :ninja:


[EDIT] I bolded the Lakland references so the post stays on track :D :p

I will shoot you a PM and keep everything here on Topic...ummm...GO LAKLAND!
 
Here is "Deej" with a new Jeannie's PG. I'm working on some photos of "Tex" that I'll post soon.

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Makes me want my white DJ5 back even more. I've been stuck w/out a bass for almost a week now! Its driving me nuts.
 
May 21, 2009 4:41 AM
On FedEx vehicle for delivery

I love those words!!
Before the day is out, there will be pictures here of my new (to me) 4-94.
Aaron, those guys look great with black guards, ...so that means the tort is headed my way for the Glaub??
 
Hey guys, I've got a 4-94 I bought in 2003 with the bartolini pickup/electronics package. That bass is the bee's knees; it almost always works in any musical situation.

I picked up a Lakland 55-94 last year and it's got the Lakland pickups and LH3 preamp. I have made sure the frequency selector matches my 4-94 @ 500hz and I've checked the output volume level to match the 4-94 (which is disdainful to do with the lack of a trim pot on the LH3 preamp...)

Unfortunately the Lakland pickups/pre don't sound as good as the Bartolini. Is there anyone that has experience with both setups that can elaborate on what they can do to make one sound like the other?
 
Hey guys, I've got a 4-94 I bought in 2003 with the bartolini pickup/electronics package. That bass is the bee's knees; it almost always works in any musical situation.

I picked up a Lakland 55-94 last year and it's got the Lakland pickups and LH3 preamp. I have made sure the frequency selector matches my 4-94 @ 500hz and I've checked the output volume level to match the 4-94 (which is disdainful to do with the lack of a trim pot on the LH3 preamp...)

Unfortunately the Lakland pickups/pre don't sound as good as the Bartolini. Is there anyone that has experience with both setups that can elaborate on what they can do to make one sound like the other?


this is probably just something that is subjective, really. you like the barts, and that may be what you want to look for. just because it's a USA model doesn't mean you can't change the electronics out. :)

i've only ever played the LH3/Lakland pups, and i know i don't like them as much as my stock Musicman Sterling. I'll probably swap with a nordie or maybe a bart pup in the MM position. The J pup didn't get used as much. I'm also going to rewire the mm to be switched between series, parallel and single mode like the single H sterlings.
 
Hey guys, I've got a 4-94 I bought in 2003 with the bartolini pickup/electronics package. That bass is the bee's knees; it almost always works in any musical situation.

I picked up a Lakland 55-94 last year and it's got the Lakland pickups and LH3 preamp. I have made sure the frequency selector matches my 4-94 @ 500hz and I've checked the output volume level to match the 4-94 (which is disdainful to do with the lack of a trim pot on the LH3 preamp...)

Unfortunately the Lakland pickups/pre don't sound as good as the Bartolini. Is there anyone that has experience with both setups that can elaborate on what they can do to make one sound like the other?


There's a whole bunch of info on that here.
 
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