Sadowsky Basses, arguably the best basses ever
 

Discuss...

Lots of things are arguable. Doesn't make them right.

They're truly excellent, but I found myself playing my old ESP 400 Series more so I sold my one on.

Roger makes a pretty good Fender clone.:hiding:

I kid.:p

I like the fact that the Metro series sounds almost identical to the NYC basses but without as many pricy top choices. Great company to deal with too.

i'd like to find out!

"Knowledge", I see that you just joined today. You might want to do a search; debates like that have been going on for a while.

...or is this just a troll?

Nobody doesn't like them. There's a Sadowsky Club thread here somewhere.

They are Fender copies. And I think they outsource their woodwork and electronics. Nice basses though. But compared to an Alembic or Ken Smith.

But we all have our opinion here.

Thank you, will browse and view older discussions and threads.

Sold my NYC. It was a great instrument in construction, feel and super light but not the right sound for me.

Arguably? I'll argue all day long.

Only if you've never played a Spector.

Nobody carries them in my area otherwise I'd love to find out.

Troll posts are hard to define but I have my suspicions on this one.



M. M.

I haven't played one that I like.

Shouldn't you be the one doing the discussing? :hmm:

Sadowsky makes the best Sadowsky basses.

I played a Sadowsky at a gig recently, I was very impressed. I am an American Standard Fender player (I play a Jazz bass), the Sadowsky was also a Jazz configuration. It was a very sweet bass and a little better than my Fender but not "night and day", good bass but I can't see myself dropping 3 large for one.

JOTNAR!!!!

Discuss for what purpose? For your mere amusement?

I don't think so... :rollno:

MM