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The Mike Lull Club Part 4

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Yep finished product...
I was asked to do a cool photo op for Nordstrand. :hyper::):thumbsup:
 
Not a great pic but I thought I'd share my recent obsession with birdseye maple fingerboards

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that P4 is hurting me...

Thinking about trying to find a PJ5 (35" scale). I have been playing (and had a few) T5s for awhile now, so I'm sold the Lull quality and build. I just feel like I need another sound in the recording environment at times, but don't want to far outside of my comfort zone. Any thoughts from folks who have/had a Lull PJ5?

35" Lull PJ 5 ... like the Nike folks say... just do it.

I have had 2 and both were super instruments! Light weight, both sub 8lbs, and just quality builds. I recommend all of Mike's instruments.

I think I may have one of those. Came from Wenachee as I recall. still rocking it as my main squeeze on 5 string tunes. as with everything else I have touched that was Mike Lull's work, it is just excellent!

I made the pilgrimage for setup work with him this week and returned with 2 P basses that now play like Lull's. The guy is a wizard ...
 
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You would love that P4, the tone and feel are wonderful!

Mike is truly amazing, I absolutely love my Lull basses.

Me too. there will be a P4 here one day. I sold an M4V that was a dream bass for someone. Cosmetics were too over the top for me band though. It was very much a candidate for best bass for metal... didn't really fit our Eagles, Beatles tribute vibe... owning that one made it easy to buy the M5V.

between the Lull, Marco and Lullified Gamma and Parts P basses... I'm surrounded by some great P's
 
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Yes...Mike is starting to do them.
I'm digging from a cosmetic point of view.

Living in New England and travling a bit I want to give something with potentialy more stability a go..
 
Thinking about trying to find a PJ5 (35" scale). I have been playing (and had a few) T5s for awhile now, so I'm sold the Lull quality and build. I just feel like I need another sound in the recording environment at times, but don't want to far outside of my comfort zone. Any thoughts from folks who have/had a Lull PJ5?
I'm selling a P5 if you're interested
 
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