Club Sadowsky (Part 32)

[WoodyG3]

Originally Posted by Sadowsky

Hi Everyone,

I would appreciate knowing how many of your would find this device to be of value....

http://www.gruvgear.com/fretwraps

Thanks.

Roger

Even when I play up high, I seem to play an open string here and there. I wouldn't be likely to use one.

[Fran Diaz]

Originally Posted by nuwavedc

This baby should be here before the week's end. I'm excited, the best sounding bass I have has similar woods. My first Sadowsky, so maybe I can join this club too...lol?

Interested in your experiences with ash body, maple top, morado fingerboard. This bass has hum canceling pickups, but that could change if I don't here the snap I'm used too, any input is appreciated.

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[Fuzzbass]

Originally Posted by Sadowsky

Hi Everyone,

I would appreciate knowing how many of your would find this device to be of value....

http://www.gruvgear.com/fretwraps

Thanks.

Roger

Even taken with the usual grain of salt, the endorsements speak loudly. A number of top players (including Vic Wooten, IIRC) use a scrunchie. Why not something more elegant, actually designed for the job? I think the fretwrap is a great idea.

That said, I personally wouldn't use it because I'm not a fancy player: I'm a stay-at-home support guy who doesn't slap much.

[jonno1707]

Just picked up this killer 1994 I was told Will Lee may have gigged this bass for a while...
can I come back to the club...:-)

[MikeBass]

Originally Posted by jonno1707

Just picked up this killer 1994 I was told Will Lee may have gigged this bass for a while...
can I come back to the club...:-)

Very nice score!

[NOLA Bass]

Originally Posted by Fuzzbass

Even taken with the usual grain of salt, the endorsements speak loudly. A number of top players (including Vic Wooten, IIRC) use a scrunchie. Why not something more elegant, actually designed for the job? I think the fretwrap is a great idea.

That said, I personally wouldn't use it because I'm not a fancy player: I'm a stay-at-home support guy who doesn't slap much.

I'm like you. However, I'd kind of dig trying it out. Might be cool for certain songs.

[jonno1707]

Anybody have a set of 5 string single coils you wanna swap for buckers?

[Modern Growl]

My very first Sadowsky custom NYC build.

Got her home, unboxed her, took a deep breadth, braced myself, and opened the case. Wow. Just wow!

It may be my imagination, but the fit and finish is extra special on her. Perhaps the 7 month wait had something to do with that? Whatever it is, its just amazing. She feels at home in my hands already, and has that classic P sound. I'm in love.

[Fran Diaz]

Your new bass is making me gas for a gold guard for mine

By the way, I thought you said you had it strung with rounds. They sure look like flats.

Originally Posted by Modern Growl

My very first Sadowsky custom NYC build.

Got her home, unboxed her, took a deep breadth, braced myself, and opened the case. Wow. Just wow!

It may be my imagination, but the fit and finish is extra special on her. Perhaps the 7 month wait had something to do with that? Whatever it is, its just amazing. She feels at home in my hands already, and has that classic P sound. I'm in love.

[kobass]

WOW!

[CTC564]

Double WOW!!!

[Chef]

Modern: that's pretty sweet man; enjoy!!!!!!

[Holdsg]

Fantastic

[P. Bass]

Originally Posted by Modern Growl

My very first Sadowsky custom NYC build.

I think this means you have to change your username to " P. Bass 2".
Thanks for furthering the P-Bass sensibility with this gem! Keep on thumpin' bro.
B.

[Chef]

Hey Blair!

[kobass]

Welcome back, Blair!

[P. Bass]

Originally Posted by Chef

Hey Blair!

Hey. Nothin' like a P to smack me up side the head.
B.

[P. Bass]

Love y'all.
B.

[Sadowsky]

Hi Blair!

[Modern Growl]

Thanks all

Thanks really goes to Roger & crew as this bass came out EXACTLY like I thought it would. Love the reliablity & consistency of his instruments.

Roger, you rock!