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right!!!
Trans white on flamed top (without a pickguard) with matching headstock and maple board. I never thought of that combination.
That's awesome. Congratulations.
Going into the soundroom for play testing
Shouldn't you get this anyday now?
- Nov 4, 2003
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In Memoriam
You are #425. welcome to the club
Thank you!
Amazing finish, kind of reminds me of a white tiger. Congrats!
Dig the color shift on the rosewood neck, very nice sir!
Shortly after I bought my Will Lee (my very first Sadowsky)
I stumbled out my front door and broke my right thumb in 2 places
(a diagonal break from top right through the knuckle down
to bottom left near the other knuckle)
The doc said 8 weeks - no bass playing !! I hadn't even had
an opportunity to play with a group with it to hear how it
sounds in a mix.
Well that just wouldn't do...totally unacceptable to me.
So after 3 weeks in a cast I got invited to an acoustic/electric
jam with some old friends who play pretty low-key stuff that wouldn't require heavy stress on my right hand.
Lo and behold, I got through the night without using my thumb as a brace, instead I wore the bass up high and nested
my right wrist in the crook on top and was able to play fingerstyle with no mishap.
The BIG DEAL for me was hearing all the compliments on
that "Sadowsky Sound" and actually hearing how it fit in and
cut through the low-volume mix we had that night. It was distinctively different from any of my Fender Jazz Basses I used with
them in the past. The number of compliments was almost
embarrassing. I mean they raved about the tone -
I may just have to start liquidating my Fender Jazz collection
if this keeps up! BTW - I set my controls once at the beginning
of the session and didn't have to touch them again for the next
three hours of play. - nothing short of amazing -
Hats off to Roger once again. I am really loving this bass.
I stumbled out my front door and broke my right thumb in 2 places
(a diagonal break from top right through the knuckle down
to bottom left near the other knuckle)
The doc said 8 weeks - no bass playing !! I hadn't even had
an opportunity to play with a group with it to hear how it
sounds in a mix.
Well that just wouldn't do...totally unacceptable to me.
So after 3 weeks in a cast I got invited to an acoustic/electric
jam with some old friends who play pretty low-key stuff that wouldn't require heavy stress on my right hand.
Lo and behold, I got through the night without using my thumb as a brace, instead I wore the bass up high and nested
my right wrist in the crook on top and was able to play fingerstyle with no mishap.
The BIG DEAL for me was hearing all the compliments on
that "Sadowsky Sound" and actually hearing how it fit in and
cut through the low-volume mix we had that night. It was distinctively different from any of my Fender Jazz Basses I used with
them in the past. The number of compliments was almost
embarrassing. I mean they raved about the tone -
I may just have to start liquidating my Fender Jazz collection
if this keeps up! BTW - I set my controls once at the beginning
of the session and didn't have to touch them again for the next
three hours of play. - nothing short of amazing -
Hats off to Roger once again. I am really loving this bass.
Ah ya got it!
Well I guess it wasn't that hard to spot...
Purely for aesthetics as I don’t use it – just can’t deny my love for that look.
Possibly the best looking P bass of all time. Gold guard, burst, maple board. I'd eventually like to get a real '57
