Yes, yes it does look cooler...
I had that exact bass in mind when I typed that. Not a wrong note on that bass I bet.
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I had that exact bass in mind when I typed that. Not a wrong note on that bass I bet.
I asked Roger to make mine without the wrong notes as well, but I seem to find them all on my own as well. That's when I let go of the bass neck and start clapping overhead. No one joins in, and I usually don't get called back, but hey, I have a Sadowsky ... so neener neener neener.
Talk about cool Sadowsky P-basses... How about the Hugh McDonald 5-string available now?
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I wonder how many of those listed specs are correct. For instance it lists 22 frets in the description when it clearly only has 20. Unless they include the other two in the gig bag.
Hey guys,
Our fellow club member Polo515 just released a new album with his band Urban Blue that features his great playing and tone courtesy of his fantastic UV70's that you can see at the bottom. All tracks on this album were recorded with this bass. If you want to hear the Sadowsky tone shining on an álbum with a great mixture of blues, jazz and rock check out their [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]. You can prelisten and buy the album right there.
He is the proud owner of this fantastic Sadowsky UV70's. Mr. Natural:
Our fellow club member Polo515 just released a new album with his band Urban Blue that features his great playing and tone courtesy of his fantastic UV70's that you can see at the bottom. All tracks on this album were recorded with this bass. If you want to hear the Sadowsky tone shining on an álbum with a great mixture of blues, jazz and rock check out their [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]. You can prelisten and buy the album right there.
He is the proud owner of this fantastic Sadowsky UV70's. Mr. Natural:
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Likes guitars that tune good and firm feelin women
I did NOT need to see that
I have a set of TI flats just waiting for a bass like this.
I asked the folks at Sadowsky for the correct specs. Dan Vitucci responded with this:
7.9 pounds
20 frets
1.75" nut width
Built in 2006
So tempting. It would be even more tempting if nut width was 1.825" (but I'm tapped out so it wouldn't matter anyway).
Would love to snag one this time around. Unfortunately, I can't justify it.
Oh yeah-I don't have a spare $3K burning a hole in my pocket! (minor detail)
Would love to snag one this time around. Unfortunately, I can't justify it.
Oh yeah-I don't have a spare $3K burning a hole in my pocket! (minor detail)
Yeah, that's not 'found a $20 in an old suit jacket' type of quantity. And if it is, I'll trade places with ya awhile.
Hey guys - got this rather beautiful MV4 recently in a part-trade deal (I got rid of a Strat). The strings are pretty dead on it and I'm trying to decide what to put on to suit the Sadowsky pre and the maple fingerboard. I've always used nickels, usually Elixirs. Toying with putting steels on for that zingier slap tone, but to be fair I have that covered with my J-Retro equipped Dingwall Super J (which has more of a 70s pickup placement anyway). What are other people using?
