Cuerpo de fresno.
Mástil de arce con refuerzo de grafito.
Diapasón de palorrosa (35 pulgadas/22 trastes).
Pastillas Lakland Single Coil.
Clavijero Hipshot.




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Buena pregunta, la respuesta -si me permite Andrés- es sí... Y no.Nestortilla escribió:es indonesio no?
Cualquiera que tenga un Skyline, (y aquí somos varios) puede dar fe del impresionante trabajo de Lakland.Lakland Skylines are designed in Chicago but made in a state-of-the-art overseas factory. Lakland determines all specifications and anything that can be done by machine is done by machine, including the fretting. Basses are manufactured in lots of 30 (or more) of each model. You may have heard about the long lead times - that's because we only have so much physical space, and it's impossible to inventory every bass in every color. We listen closely to our dealers and customers, and based on their input and orders we put into production the models and colors in demand at that time.
Most Skylines arrive at the Lakland factory fully finished, except for electronics. Lakland luthiers inspect each bass and do refinements according to an incredibly thorough set-up procedure that ensures each bass has proper string alignment, neck relief, fretting, tuner installation integrity, etc. The Skylines are then installed with the same electronics as the US models (except for the 01 models which are shipped with overseas electronics.) No Skyline bass leaves the Lakland facility until it's properly set up and in prime playing condition.
We know the customer might not consciously notice it if the refinements weren't done, but we believe that this incredible attention to detail is the reason most players consider Lakland Skylines higher in quality than most mass produced American-made basses.

