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The Mike Lull Club Part 3

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There's a twitter stream on Mike Lull site with posts like "I posted 5 photos on Facebook in the album". But I still can't figure out how to find this Facebook profile of MLCG. The link in "Follow Us" section of the site doesn't work.
 
Friends.

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I had a duo gig the other weekend. Acoustic guitar/vocal and bass. I had the Lull P4 and the small rig out. It just worked so well.

The P4 is just the perfect gigging bass. Any type of music. Any type of venue. It's just plug and play. And the small rig consists of a GK MB800 and Bergantino AE112.


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Kaappari said:
Hi guys
I don't know if you have seen this video yet as it has some pretty nice Lull P-Bass action
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It is a live gig by The Aristocrats, which is Guthrie Govan's new (i presume) band
I hope you enjoy

That's funny, I had never heard of Guthrie prior to the Aristocrats. :) The bass player is Bryan Beller, a big Lull endorser.
 
Have a brand new mv4 with ash body, maple neck. Plays like a champ however I have a dead spot with little sustain on the G string, 8 fret (Eb). I love this bass and got a fatfinger sustain clamp coming, anyone else have a similar issue on their lull? just curious. thanks
 
My advice would be to fire the sax player and stop playing in Eb. LOL. I keed, I keed. :D

On a more serious note, you might try a string change and see if that has any effect. It probably won't, but you never know when a bum string might induce a symptom like this.
 
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