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Club Sadowsky!!!

That one was on there a month ago, it's a great looking bass... if it had blocks, binding and was a 4 string it would be perfect! :D

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This bass went out beyond our normal 7 day approval and will be re-listed at a 10% discount. It is still in mint condition.

Roger
 
I just pulled the trigger on LEDs for my next Sadowsky!

24F5 modern
Purple metallic / flakey finish
Mahogany body
Ebony fingerboard
D-tuner

Purple leds, except for the dots on the 12th, which will be white leds. So 'wrong' it gets good :).

I originally ordered gold hardware, but I'm sitting on the fence 'cause of the white leds. I don't know if it will be a good combination...
 
Musicfreak1988 said:
I just pulled the trigger on LEDs for my next Sadowsky!

24F5 modern
Purple metallic / flakey finish
Mahogany body
Ebony fingerboard

Purple leds, except for the dots on the 12th, which will be white leds. So 'wrong' it gets good :).

I originally ordered gold hardware, but I'm sitting on the fence 'cause of the white leds. I don't know if it will be a good combination...

PURPLE??? Who would order something crazy like that? :-)
 
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Question: What do you do when TalkBass is down?

Answer: Playing music :eek:

This one is from Saturday's night gig with Sweet Daddy Ray. We had not been on stage together for more than a year and it felt great. My NYC UV PJ4 delivered the goods, as always :bassist:

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Mee too - played the PJ5 and finished a song this weekend.
Great fun you must have had! :hyper:
 
Mee too - played the PJ5 and finished a song this weekend.
Great fun you must have had! :hyper:

It was our first gig with the new drummer and he did just fine so we were all very happy. When I play with the orchestra or other combos from my conservatory I also have a lot of fun, but it's not a 'rock' thing and I usually have to read the music, which means that I have to be more static.
 
Whereas I spent my TB-free weekend gigging in Hudson, Québec, where my Sadowsky got her first ding.

The stage was epic-style small, and I was right up against a brick wall. I turned to... Actually, don't remember, but I whacked the headstock against the corner where the bricks turned into a window frame. It's the world's teensiest ding, as in bloody unnoticeable, but it's still there.

Which incidentally removes the stress. Now I can play her without the whole protection aspect gnawing at the back of my mind.