Sadowsky and 78 p bass soundclips

[momo]

But the condition is that you have to go on myspace to listen to them. I know lots of people hate that page, so I understand if you want nothing to do with it.

Anyhoos, here is the link
http://www.myspace.com/thekingjamesorchestra

"Never wanted you around" is a Sadowsky NYC modern 5 that belongs to the engeneer. Steel rounds, through an aggie tube DI and some other studio mystery toys.

"Enough" is my beloved 78 p with D'adarrio flats and the origional foam bridge cover/mute.

If you want to hear the diversity of a good P, here are some songs with the same P, with fresh blue steel rounds,
http://www.myspace.com/kamasgroove
"the garden"

If you want to comment on the songs as well, feel free, but please understand that I am not trying to promote myself here, just offering some sound samples.

Thanks!!

[momo]

A gentle bump for those asking about what these basses sound like in a mix.

I'll only bump it once if no one responds. I promise.

[anonymous278347457]

cool band

[Steve]

That IS cool stuff.

I'm not sure a Modern 5 would have been my tonal choice for that style of music but I usually hear a fretless in my head for that kind of acoustic/indie/art music.

It always cracks me up when people call Fenders one trick pony's when the tonal spectrum of various recording of them is just...huge.

[momo]

We went with the Sad for that song because I only brought my P to the studio, and It had flats on it at the time. I would have liked to use my jazz, but the sad worked out well.

I don't care if it is a one trick pony, as long as it is a trick that keeps working every time.