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Club Sadowsky!!!

I'm curious to know if a fellow TB'er snagged that Modern from me. If so, fess up and I promise that after several frowny face emoticons I will gracefully congratulate you on your purchase and ask to be first in line if you ever sell it.
For a slight fee I can flip it to ya...

;)

(jk!!!!)
 
Charles; we need to get together sometime.
I'd like to play your modern, and you might actually like my G&L L2500K...

I really dig L2500s a lot. I had one many moons ago. Apart from the look of it and the fact that it weighed about 12 lbs, I loved it.

Oldie pic time!!:

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I am definitely hip for a big or small GTG any time. You have plenty of toys I'd like a round or two with.
 
hey guys...i was debating between the 2 pj5s, alder/rosewood vs ash/maple.
im only gunning for the metros. anyone knows the main differences between them?

thanks in advance!
Same as on a JJ. Alder/rw is gonna' have a bit more going on in the low end, a slightly bigger warmer tone, and it's gonna' have a sweeter smoother high end, much more of a "classic" type of sound. Ash/maple is gonna' be a lot more aggressive... it's gonna' have more going on in the mids, a bit more controlled low end, and a sharp attack in the low treble region... will sound a bit ganky solo'd at home, but just wonderful for a high end attack to give you a brighter tone in a thick mix.

I tried a few alder/rw PJ's in the past, including an insanely great NYC PJ5 with a quilted maple top on an alder body and a beautiful brazilian board. It was just too "polite" for my tastes... I love a lot of aggressive attack. I currently have the Metro PJ5 in ash/maple and am loving it to death. Joelc73 is the opposite. He loves the warmer and more classic sound of the alder/rw.

IMHO/IME
 
Ash/maple.... will sound a bit ganky solo'd at home, but just wonderful for a high end attack to give you a brighter tone in a thick mix.

IMHO, this is where the magic lives. I've had other basses that take forever to eq to get it to sound decent once the band starts playing.

With my WL, just plug it in and turn up the volume.

I think I'd have to try really, really hard to make my bass sound bad.