Lakland Skyline Bob Glaub 2006 Korean

$1500. 2006 Lakland Skyline Glaub P bass in excellent condition. Not gigged with in 10 years. Falin pups. You're looking because you know these made in Korea Ps, assembled by the early Lakland craftsman in Chicago are some of the most sought after of early Laklands. Many opinions say they rival Fender Ps of the era. This is in my top 5 basses ever owned but as I playout less and less and struggle with where my bass collection is going, I figure this lovely needs a new home where it will be cherished and hopefully played. Comes with an ultra sturdy SKB hardshell case and the TI Flats I have on it. Pics don't do it justice. 8.8# on the digital scale but by feel I believe it might be right at 9#. It will ship with Dunlop strap buttons. I do not have the originals. Might consider a trade for a Sterling Music Man shortscale + cash from you. For your reading pleasure, here's a bit more from Gemini AI Core Specifications & Features Body Woods: Typically built with a solid Ash or Alder body featuring a classic offset double-cutaway P-style silhouette. Neck Profile: Features a flat-sawn rock maple neck with a traditional, wider vintage P-bass "C" profile (1.75" width at the Delrin nut). Unlike the 5-string variants, Korean 4-string models from this specific period usually did not include graphite reinforcement rods in the neck. Fingerboard Options: Available with a fretted maple or East Indian rosewood fingerboard featuring 20 frets and standard dot position markers. Electronics (Lindy Fralin Pickup): Mid-2000s models are particularly sought after because they shipped stock with a Lindy Fralin split-coil passive pickup (before Lakland transitioned to their own in-house hybrid pickups). The controls are straightforward and entirely passive: one Master Volume and one Master Tone knob. Hardware: Equipped with heavy-duty USA Hipshot Licensed Ultra-Lite tuners to prevent neck dive and the signature Lakland Dual Access bridge, which gives players the option to string either through the body or top-load through the bridge.