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Club Sadowsky!!!

Got creative tonight....

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YEP! That is a Tone King Metropolitan guitar tube head. I do not have a bass tube head and I would like one. We scaled this back to 20W and did some adjustments with the bass (passive was best) and it all sounded pretty killer!

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Tone King Metropolitan Specs
Output Power 0.1W – 40W Adjustable
Tubes 6V6GT (x4), 12AX7(x4), 12AT7, 5AR4
Footswitch Channel Switch and Reverb
Reverb 3 Spring Long Pan
Weight 32 Pounds
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FINALLY took some nice pics outside with the best camera I could find (which, funny enough is an iphone 4 :hiding: ). I just did a complete hardware swap from chrome to black and I must say, I'm luvin' this look much more :hyper: (They did suggest I go with black first but oh well, stubborn me).

Also just got some Sadowsky flats...WOW these strings with this bass might just make me a flats-only type of guy, even the slap tone sounds great (the first flats i've ever used that had a slap tone I like). These are the standard set, I'm wondering if anyone tried the light set before and if it's a very noticable difference in tension? I like light strings so just curious...these are pretty decent in tension for my tastes.

Tried it in two very different groups yesterday: A brass ensemble (there are no good tuba players here so they got me instead) and in the backup band of a Smooth Jazz/R&B type saxophonist...seriously, this is BY FAR the most versatile AND most comfortable bass I've ever laid hands on.

Enough talking...PICS!

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