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Club Sadowsky!!!

HI

OMG. I remember you. Looked at your myspace page. Talk about a fallacy when it comes to tone vs. weight. I would love to check that out. Hope you come to the GTG in August. I hope Ill be able to make it myself. Best of luck

Rob
 
Fran,

Roger switched from the Standard Oval "football" Jack to the recessed Electrosocket Jacks. Gives it a cleaner more updated look..

See pics below...
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Rob

Ahhh, OK, that's the one in my PJ4.
thanks for the photos Rob.
 
Cool, I'd hate to have to shelf my monster cable. Wow, is that what those Mogami cords(20') are $144. Notice a big difference between them and and say a Monster?

woah, no way...

i got my mogami 3 yrs ago, and cost me, i think about $49? but frankly, once you've made your own cabling, its impossible to imagine paying any more than $20 for a few switchcraft plugs and a few feet of canare cabling.
 
It seems to me, from the posts so far, that the Metro vintage models far outnumber the Metro UV (ultra vintage) models and the standards (although they seem to be on par with the moderns). I can understand people choosing the vintage models for the vintage look but I wonder why the ultra vintage models aren't more popular.

I would have imagined that they would be at least as popular. Seeing how I have an ultra vintage on order, it makes me wonder whether there is something others know that I don't.
 
It seems to me, from the posts so far, that the Metro vintage models far outnumber the Metro UV (ultra vintage) models and the standards (although they seem to be on par with the moderns). I can understand people choosing the vintage models for the vintage look but I wonder why the ultra vintage models aren't more popular.

I would have imagined that they would be at least as popular. Seeing how I have an ultra vintage on order, it makes me wonder whether there is something others know that I don't.

Binding and block inlay and 1 pickup location
 
It seems to me, from the posts so far, that the Metro vintage models far outnumber the Metro UV (ultra vintage) models and the standards (although they seem to be on par with the moderns). I can understand people choosing the vintage models for the vintage look but I wonder why the ultra vintage models aren't more popular.

I would have imagined that they would be at least as popular. Seeing how I have an ultra vintage on order, it makes me wonder whether there is something others know that I don't.

nah,

you just like the look and some people like myself would rather have the slimmer one. no biggie.
 
It seems to me, from the posts so far, that the Metro vintage models far outnumber the Metro UV (ultra vintage) models and the standards (although they seem to be on par with the moderns). I can understand people choosing the vintage models for the vintage look but I wonder why the ultra vintage models aren't more popular.

I would have imagined that they would be at least as popular. Seeing how I have an ultra vintage on order, it makes me wonder whether there is something others know that I don't.

I got my UV70 in December. I don't have any experience with any Sadowsky other than the UV70; but don't worry - it's a great bass. I love mine. And personally, I really like the blocks & binding. What color did you order?
 

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