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My band is back in the studio for the recording of our second album, we are almost done with the basic tracks and all I can say is that I love the tones I got from my Sadowsky. A few shots:
THAT looks like a lot of fun! Great pics!
THAT looks like a lot of fun! Great pics!
It's been a lot of fun!
We finished the basic tracks yesterday, so my Sadowsky got its job done. I can't say it eonugh times: I love the tones I got even if I couldn't change the strings before the sessions.Now I'm looking forward to the string arrangements I'm recording on DB.
WOW
That is awesome! What are the rest of the specs?
mahogany body
ebony fingerboard
matching headstock
d-tuner (a-tuner?)
Schaller security locks
chrome hardware
19mm string spacing
1 3/4" nut width
Roger's signature on the back of the headstock
around 8 lbs
... plus a 'mystery feature'. However, if you remember Club Sadowsky Part 29...
mahogany body
ebony fingerboard
matching headstock
d-tuner (a-tuner?)
Schaller security locks
chrome hardware
19mm string spacing
1 3/4" nut width
Roger's signature on the back of the headstock
around 8 lbs
... plus a 'mystery feature'. However, if you remember Club Sadowsky Part 29...
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You guys did your homework. Now, can you guess how many and which color
Enough on the fretboard to show a rocketship launching from the neck pocket to the head of the bass in stop motion with flickering flames at the tail of the rocket... all in white and red! It explodes when it gets to the first and second fret.
So I just ordered some Sadowsky 4-string HC's for my Lakland DJ4. It's a great bass but it's certainly not my Metro HPJ. I'm hoping it'll give it a fraction of that great Sadowsky tone. I was trying to decide between the Aguilar 70's wind and routing it and dropping in Nordy Big Singles...
Then I figured I can't go wrong with Sadowskys... they seem to make everything better, right?
Of course this will all be run thru a Sadowsky outboard.
Then I figured I can't go wrong with Sadowskys... they seem to make everything better, right?
Of course this will all be run thru a Sadowsky outboard.
Joeykun
pronounced ジョーイくん
- Jun 22, 2007
- 4,200
- 16,150
- Disclosures
- Endorsing: LAKLAND SADOWSKY GENZLER DARKGLASS NORDSTRAND TEMPLEBOARD KIRLIN DRSTRINGS ACCESS
Musicfreak1988 said:You guys did your homework
Purple sides and White at the 12th if I remember correctly???
Doug Parent
Supporting Member
So I just ordered some Sadowsky 4-string HC's for my Lakland DJ4. It's a great bass but it's certainly not my Metro HPJ. I'm hoping it'll give it a fraction of that great Sadowsky tone. I was trying to decide between the Aguilar 70's wind and routing it and dropping in Nordy Big Singles...
Then I figured I can't go wrong with Sadowskys... they seem to make everything better, right?
Of course this will all be run thru a Sadowsky outboard.
I really like Sadowsky pickups, however just installed some Nordy singles in mine and it's pretty darn nice.
Joeykun said:
Wow. Good memory. The final result will differ a little bit, as I took some advice from the masters creating my next workhorse.
I had some Nordy singles in a 5-string Squier project bass and loved them... I wanted to try something different this time.
Doug Parent
Supporting Member
Gotcha. I also have Aguilar 60's wind in another bass. That thing just barks like a bad boy.
