Don't care for them I have a church gig but even there I can't justify having this much invested in a 5.
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Just a regular non ( shooting ) star Sadowsky player living and playing in a little central Oregon town . Love these basses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGppSTWQKIU

Thanks for the pics.Still digging this one... the roasted maple, especially. GOTS to get me one of those!

Gave the 5 a Thanksgiving bath and new strings today .![]()
Looking for pj 5's guys!! Anybody wanna move any??
It's static cling vinyl/plastic film. You can find it all over the place.Is anyone familiar with the plastic film that Roger keeps on his basses in the showroom?
Can it be purchased anywhere?
It's static cling vinyl/plastic film. You can find it all over the place.
Is anyone familiar with the plastic film that Roger keeps on his basses in the showroom?
Can it be purchased anywhere?


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This just arrived two days earlier than I expected...I'm so thrilled to own a Sadowsky...incredible sound, build quality and great playability!!! LOVE that Sadowsky sound.
My only gripe is that the fret edges from the ninth fret to the twenty second are pretty sub par...but I've already made an appt to remedy that.
Just thought it was worth mentioning
Happy to finally be part of the family
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This just arrived two days earlier than I expected...I'm so thrilled to own a Sadowsky...incredible sound, build quality and great playability!!! LOVE that Sadowsky sound.
My only gripe is that the fret edges from the ninth fret to the twenty second are pretty sub par...but I've already made an appt to remedy that.
Just thought it was worth mentioning
Happy to finally be part of the family
Yup, I've had this happen on a few basses, all top quality... I'm sure they were perfect when they left the shop, but sometimes this happens.Nice. Regarding fret edges, the neck probably just contracted a bit over time, especially given the change of seasons. That happens often on any instrument. Easy to fix, and usually one filing fixes it for life.
BEAUTIFUL grain on that one!