Joeykun
pronounced ジョーイくん
- Jun 22, 2007
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My church just posted a few videos from our Christmas concert. You can't see me because they had the band and orchestra behind the choir for these couple songs, but I was using my UV-70 and it is cutting through a very busy mix nicely. Please excuse all the mistakes...this was at the end of a LONG day of playing and I was a bit rough lol...
Go Tell It (James Fortune)
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Hallelujah (Quincy Jones arrangement)
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Happy Holidays to all the Club Sadowsky family!!
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In certain settings I feel sometimes like I'm lacking mids on my NYC. Any suggestions? Pickups? Electronics?
If you have a 5 string with HC pups, try the SCs. Those pups are the ones to get. If you have a 4 string and have HC and lacking mids, something ain't right.
It's a 5. I'll order them up and see how it goes, thanks!
Yup, the HC 5 string pups are a little scooped. The SCs will get those mids your missing back. They are an all around great pup!
Different story with the 4 stringers. I prefer the HC pups in my NYC Standard 4s.
In certain settings I feel sometimes like I'm lacking mids on my NYC. Any suggestions? Pickups? Electronics?

If you have a J-style bass (and you probably do), what kind of pickups are in there: humcancelling or single-coil? Many say that the single-coils have a bit more mid punch than the HCs, and that would make sense.
My first thought is always EQ. Don't boost too much bass and treble on the Sadowsky onboard... that's obvious, I guess. Second, in those situations where you feel mids are lacking, you can goose the mid control on your amp.
Of course the best choice for great mids would be to get a Sadowsky P-bass.![]()
Singles will help for sure, next thing to look at is strings. But no matter what its not going to be as midrangey as an american standard J for example. That is just part of the sadowsky sound, its more clear and open than a J bass.
+1!Happy Holidays to all my Sadowsky Brothers and Sisters.
Just to add to the praise (no pun intended): I really enjoyed your playing on those recordings and I'd love to hear more!My church just posted a few videos from our Christmas concert. You can't see me because they had the band and orchestra behind the choir for these couple songs, but I was using my UV-70 and it is cutting through a very busy mix nicely. Please excuse all the mistakes...this was at the end of a LONG day of playing and I was a bit rough lol...
Go Tell It (James Fortune)
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Hallelujah (Quincy Jones arrangement)
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Just to add to the praise (no pun intended): I really enjoyed your playing on those recordings and I'd love to hear more!
everybody went to church on those vids, fantastic!