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The Mike Lull Club Part 4

Good Afternoon, :)

I'm the new owner of a Used V5 . great Instrument .
I feel lucky to found it .. there are not so much Mike Lull basses here .

Have sended 2 Email to the factory to have infos about my bass ... but no answer yet .. unfortunately
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Best regards
Olli
 
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I have been "lulling" it over and I think I am going to place my Mike Lull P5ver Passive on TB after the New Year.

Well, after my love of playing my 55-94 and 55-63 (Active w/Sadowsky VTC preamp) Laklands and LG3005 Roscoe.... I tend to play only active basses and the Lull is just not my thing, so if you guys/gals are wanting to take a dance with my current date, just PM me and I will get you some info.
 
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My P5 recently came back from Mike's shop. Mike set it up with D'Addario ProSteels on it, which is what I'm assuming he uses as his standard string. I had never used those before, but I actually like them quite a bit. Is anyone here using ProSteels on their Lulls?

I tried Pro Steels on both Lulls (at the time...you know those Lulls...:roflmao:) and they sounded good, but I was missing something in the mids. Might have been just me, but after going back to the Power Slinkies, I was happier with those. I could definitely use the Daddario Nickels if I couldn't find the EBs. But I'm not a stainless (?) steel string kinda guy, I guess. And that's kinda weird, considering how I like bright, wirey sounding basses.