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Loving that video! Bass sounds great. I've never clicked with the aesthetics of the Lakland oval bridge but I have to admit I've never come across one at any price point that didn't sound and play absolutely great!

And a couple of nice g****rs too... I do like a Les Paul loaded with P90/100s. Roughens up the edges nicely. And our EG had a lovely Anderson not a million miles from the one in the vid. He eventually moved it on to fund a master built Strat which, tbf, sounds so great I've told him he must NEVER sell it!

Bass does sound great. If I weren't playing a Roscoe 5 I'd have another Lakland 55-02 for sure. I always liked the oval bridge. Very distinctive. Loved the 2 I had before I found Roscoe.

I have a friend who put P90's in his Les Paul and it sounds fantastic.

Never sell...I don't understand these words. :cool:
 
Bass does sound great. If I weren't playing a Roscoe 5 I'd have another Lakland 55-02 for sure. I always liked the oval bridge. Very distinctive. Loved the 2 I had before I found Roscoe.

I have a friend who put P90's in his Les Paul and it sounds fantastic.

Never sell...I don't understand these words. :cool:

:D :roflmao: :D Don't we know it my friend!
 
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... and one of my cables for a few. :) That bass is one of my absolute favorites, and definitely my favorite 5'er that I've played.
Yeah, I forgot I've had that cable for a couple years at least, probably going on three. I think the strap on my Roscoe is one I've had since high school so that is my longest running piece of gear. That'll be tough to beat.

It is a pretty amazing bass. That's why I decided not to mod it. (I may get it Pled'd on day but it's so expensive to ship basses these days) It's a never sell. My wife would (rightfully so) kill me. Always looking for an excuse to post a pic - even on a pedalboard thread.
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Bass does sound great. If I weren't playing a Roscoe 5 I'd have another Lakland 55-02 for sure. I always liked the oval bridge. Very distinctive. Loved the 2 I had before I found Roscoe.

I have a friend who put P90's in his Les Paul and it sounds fantastic.

Never sell...I don't understand these words. :cool:

If you'd ever heard his blue Custom Shop Strat you would ;)

As they say... "But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self- control. Against such things..." My current bass line up and purchase years... Aria SB700 1982, Wal Mk 1 1993, Tony Revell acoustic bass 1993, Wal Pro IIE 2001, Frankenjazz 2006, Faith Titan Neptune acoustic bass 2013... ah "But," you ask, "how many basses have you sold?" Well, one... a 1989 Squier Jazz that got Frankenjazzed and sold on in 1999 to help fund my acoustic guitar... and that's it. As they also say, "Buy wisely, buy once!" I still love every one of those basses and they are going nowhere any time soon!!! :D
 
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I've only had my 5-string for just over two years...


and my four for 39.

16 years for my Lakland. I had three basses before that - a HORRIBLE Fender Jazz Power Special ( I REFUSE to buy another Fender!), a Tune Bass Maniac 4 and an Acacia 6. I have been playing almost 18 years now - I did drums/percussion/other stuff before that for over 30 years.

I guess I'm just a young whippersnapper bass player!

Dan
 
I'm looking into adding a modulation pedal to my rig. I'm torn between chorus and phaser. What have your experiences been at the use of one versus the other. I started a separate thread with a survey of my leading contenders. Being fellow praise bassists, your opinions/experiences are especially welcome.
Never been a huge fan of phasers on bass (on Star Trek... that's a whole different matter! ;) ). This is the modulation section on my modest board...

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I'm mostly looking to add textural variation within different tunes or sections and these are my faves for that. The chorus is set pretty mild - more to give some aural sparkle on the D and G strings (which is where the effect seems to be more pronounced). I'm using flats too so there's not that much treble going on in the sound any way. And I leave in plenty of unafffected sound with the blend knob.
 
Never been a huge fan of phasers on bass (on Star Trek... that's a whole different matter! ;) ).

I am hoping that they invent phasers in the next few years! Just think of it as an alternative to cremation - *zap* and you are gone...no muss, no fuss...

However, my wife has nixed that idea - apparently, cremation is OK, phasing is not. I also suggested this company in Florida that will load your ashes into fireworks so you can go out with a bang at a party...NOPE, not OK, either. I then suggested a company that will take some of your ashes and make them into a diamond and then cut it...she does not want me hanging around her neck for years. In addition, trebuchet into the ocean -NOPE!; canon - NOPE!; concrete for a reef - WHO does that?; launched into orbit - costs too much; and launched to 30,000 feet with a large balloon - you would land on someone's head.

I'm running out of ideas here! Luckily, it will be a bunch of years before I go and they might just start using a phazer!

Just kidding...my wife is an AMAZING lady and I love her dearly! Coming up on 42 years of marriage - she MUST be a saint to put up with me!

Dan