When it arrives, I will do everything. It's an expensive blind buy for me...one thing I'm especially interested to see how much bigger 20% is over a regular Thunderbird.
I would say one other thing here, one of the basses I sold to finance this was a 2013 Rickenbacker 4003. I'd wanted a Rick for ages, but the experience wasn't great...tone and playability were fine, however it left the house four times in about a year; two rehearsals and two gigs. At the gigs, I caught someone trying to lift it on both occasions, the old, 'Oh, I thought this was our bassists.' gag on the first one and the second time some bloke just sauntered into the gear area and had picked up the bass (in it's case).
I'm kind of hoping that with the Lull, people won't actually know what it is. I guess as they're a lot more of a low-profile manufacturer (and consequently less well known), there'll be less inclination for someone to try and get their hands on it. Plus it comes in a big orange f*ck-off hard case, so should be a bit more visible.
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