If you like Laklands, there's a pretty good chance you'll dig the Lull necks.I've never played a lull, but one has caught my eye. How are the lull necks? Are they thin/fender/baseball bat necks?
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If you like Laklands, there's a pretty good chance you'll dig the Lull necks.I've never played a lull, but one has caught my eye. How are the lull necks? Are they thin/fender/baseball bat necks?
I played a 5 string jazz from Lull for quite a while, at a shop. And I would call it medium slim. and not as heavily tapered at the edges, like an Ibanez or ESP are more tapered.I've never played a lull, but one has caught my eye. How are the lull necks? Are they thin/fender/baseball bat necks?
I've never played a lull, but one has caught my eye. How are the lull necks? Are they thin/fender/baseball bat necks?
I have both. A couple of 55-94s and 2 Lull PJ5s and a T5. Like what was said above. If you like Lakland necks, you will probably like the Lull neck. Pretty flat thickness-wise, but plenty of space to operate for us ham-fisted guys.I've never played a lull, but one has caught my eye. How are the lull necks? Are they thin/fender/baseball bat necks?
I've never played a lull, but one has caught my eye. How are the lull necks? Are they thin/fender/baseball bat necks?
Medium flat profile...I've never played a lull, but one has caught my eye. How are the lull necks? Are they thin/fender/baseball bat necks?
Hi Spencer is Mike's son and He stepped into that roll.@TonyP- have you been in touch with Stephan? i wrote Paul and a couple weeks ago he said that Stephan would be in touch but i havent heard anything yet. sorry to bring you in this but I had wrote Paul but im not sure that he is still there.
Hi Spencer is Mike's son and He stepped into that roll.
Spoke to him today and He is literally in the shop every day at this point. They are trying to catch up after all the customs that were ordered before covid.
Please email service at mikelull dot com
If that does not work then ping me here in the thread.
Its taken a couple of weeks for Paul to pass the torch to Spencer.
Those are his fancy hair ties@TonyP- what is that white thing above the nut of all your basses? been out of tech and bass in general for a while so im sorry if its an ignorant question.
ThisThose are his fancy hair tiesI say that with a hint of jealousy as I have no need for them.
In all seriousness, they are the Gruv Gear fret wraps
FretWraps String Muters (3-Pack)
thank you..... they look cool... have a ways to go to even think of getting one... but good to know.......Those are his fancy hair tiesI say that with a hint of jealousy as I have no need for them.
In all seriousness, they are the Gruv Gear fret wraps
FretWraps String Muters (3-Pack)
I thought it might take time to adjust to a new instrument, but it already feels like an old friend. This is the without doubt the nicest bass I've ever played. I can see why everyone raves about them. Mike must have been someone special to be able to craft such instruments.
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Just got my first Mike Lull bass! What a wonderful instrument. This is a P4 that I bought from bdgotoh. Even though its almost 10 years old, it's in impeccable shape, the sound is incredible and I love the neck. I thought it might take time to adjust to a new instrument, but it already feels like an old friend. This is the without doubt the nicest bass I've ever played. I can see why everyone raves about them. Mike must have been someone special to be able to craft such instruments. I wish I could have met him.
Can I join this club and get a number, please?
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congrats, that's a stunner and no doubt was difficult for Brad to let go.