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Club Sadowsky!!!

Just dropping in to say that the Sadowsky SoapBar is one of my all time favorite pickups. :cool:

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Um, We do.

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I see the pic of a bass with P2's but no info, no matter. Are those available ala carte? I assume they are passive twin coils inside the shell? Same sonic signature as the larger 35 size (40?) shell? Thanks.
 
Recently took delivery on what I guess are the P2 pickups. (correct? Not familiar with the term. Assume from context above it's just the soapbars in the smaller shells)

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These are amazing pickups.

My ears are used to Alembic Series I pickups and Stock Fender Jazz pickups.

Active, these Sadowsky's provide a clarity similar to my Series I, and passive (or active & flat) they hover sonically around a J or PJ, depending on which pickup you favor. Not identical, but brethren to be sure.

My pickup location is different than a standard modern, and I believe this has a definite effect on the sound.

My [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] had the larger shells in the standard locations. (I think !?!) Also a great sound.
 
Hi

The Sadowsky SoapBar in the J positions is a rockin combo. On my wish list for sure. :bassist:

That position is what I have on a Warmoth bass only with Nordies Big Splits and I'm looking for a different sound, hence my interest in these.

Robert would you be able to comment, do these pickups have a bar magnet or pole pieces? String spacing (18mm) is one of the specs I'm working with. Thanks.
 
I got to spend some quality time with a metro PJ at bass central yesterday. I am a sadowsky believer now. my favorite tone came from rolling off the passive tone a bit , but still giving it a little bump with the treble boost on the preamp. it was a different tone than just running the tone control wide open. aggressive but not too hi-fi. the bass had "girth" that was just unreal.
 

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