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Lakland 5-string basses feature a B-string that is tight, well defined and feels like a natural extension of the instrument – accomplished by combining a 35" scale with the solid anchoring of the string through the body design. The necks on Lakland’s 55 series basses are slightly narrower than other 5-strings, making them as accessible as they are tonally sound. 

The 55-94 was Laklland's first five-string bass. An MM pickup in the bridge position and a single J-style at the neck. The MM is equipped with a coil splitter.


  • Model: 55-94 Deluxe
  • Serial #: 7674
  • Nut Width: 1.81"
  • Nut Type: Bone
  • Fret Size: .041/.085"
  • Width at Final Fret: 3.3"
  • 1st Fret Neck Depth: .81"
  • 12th Fret Neck Depth: .92"
  • Fingerboard Radius: 10"-13"
  • Scale Length: 35"
  • Frets: 22
  • Bridge String Spacing: .75"
  • Neck Wood: Quarter-Sawn Rock Maple with Graphite Reinforcement Bars
  • Body wood: Swamp Ash
  • Fingerboard: Birdseye Maple w/ Ebony dots
  • Tuners: Hipshot Ultralight
  • Truss Rod Access: Neck Heel: 5/32" Hex
  • Controls: Cut and Boost: Bass, Midrange, Treble, Panning-style Pickup Blend Control, Master Volume (pull for preamp bypass), 3-way Bridge Pickup Coil Tap Toggle
  • Bridge: Lakland Dual Access
  • Preamp: Lakland LH3
  • Pickups: Lakland MM-J Config
  • Finish: Amber Translucent 
  • Weight: 9 lbs 9.5oz
  • Made In U.S.A

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