Laam Saddle anyone?

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Unfortunately, the gorgeous saddle on my CB Deluxe makes my bottom feel like I am sitting on a hot charcoal grill after an hour.
Does anyone have experience with Laam saddles? I am in the market for a saddle that is more supportive, wider, and taller than stock to give my knees a bit more room. Laam saddles look very stylish, are custom made like a Russell for less money. I sat on a CB with a Corbin this past weekend. It was really firm and I would have liked it to be at least another inch taller.
http://laamseats.com/

Russell saddles are very highly rated and I am sure they would make me happy. I could put one on my GS, but I just can't put something that ugly on my CB that will ruin the lines of the bike.
http://www.day-long.com/gallery_Honda.html

I am also picking up a local friend's Airhawk seat cushion to try it out for a couple of days.

I'm having the same issues. I ride with a few neighbors who have cruisers and like to put the miles on. Unfortunately as much as I love to my butt doesn't feel the same way and the symptoms you describe above happen to me as well. We do 3-4 hours rides or more regularly-last weekend was an 8 hour trek and I'm still recovering.
I have been looking at K&H and also the Corbin.
The problem I'm having is trying to figure out the ergos.
I'm not certain that simply replacing the seat will fix the issue completely? Maybe it will but it will be an expansive experiment if it doesn't.
The CB is an upright ride position whereas the cruisers are more laid back as we know.
What happens when we put a cruiser seat on a CB? Does it fix the problem - as we are still upright only in a laid back style seat.
Does that make sense ?
Maybe I am over analyzing this?

No, not at all. I too have wondered if I change the saddle ($400) will I now need to change the bars and cables ($300) to compensate for the higher seating position. I don't want to spend several hundred dollars to make it more comfortable but at the same time ruin the looks of a gorgeous bike.