+1, but like Burk says, you gotta have "fancy top chops" if you're going to walk on stage with something like that!
Cheers,
Kevin
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+1, but like Burk says, you gotta have "fancy top chops" if you're going to walk on stage with something like that!
Cheers,
Kevin
+1, but like Burk says, you gotta have "fancy top chops" if you're going to walk on stage with something like that!
Cheers,
Kevin
Yeah, I got 'em! (blows his finger nails and shakes his hand)
Yeah, I got 'em! (blows his finger nails and shakes his hand)
LOL! These are my two...
Trust me, on a good night, I can only muster "flat paint/foto-flame(tm)/relic'ed chops."
Cheers,
Kevin
own a SA410 and get this a Sadowsky strap. I know you're all jealousAbout the strap.
I own a SA410 and TWO Sadowsky Straps!
I own a SA410 and TWO Sadowsky Straps!
Sorry I checked your Profile, you got allot of stuff!
She's a BEAUTY!
Thanks!!
I'm leaning towards another in blue, 5-string, no pickguard, soaps or nordies or p/j.....confused!!!
Trust me, on a good night, I can only muster "flat paint/foto-flame(tm)/relic'ed chops."
Cheers,
Kevin
Trust me, that sounds a LOT like me! LOL
Beautifull basses Kevin, CONGRATS!
I can easily understand how some of you guys have several Sadowsky basses. But I'm sure it took some time to collect them all!
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I own a SA410 and TWO Sadowsky Straps!
Hmmm... I have two SA410's, a few other things, but no Sadowsky straps!
I'll have to remedy that.
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Here's a couple new pics of mine. Nothin' "ornate" about the MV5, but MAN is it loaded with tone!! The 24F continues to rock my world as well. 
It's a dark Cherry. It's a cool color, kinda subtile, it doesn't really scream fancy top. Since unlike you and Jim Carr I don't have fancy top chops.
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Which one of yours seems to get the most playing time? I love that matching HS P/J.
It depends on whether my chops are feeling plain clothed or fancy topped! No, at the moment my MTD is getting the most playing time as I have a great "sweet spot" in the tone spectrum on it that cuts through so well with fingerstyle that I have been practicing on it every night. However between the two sadowsky's its probably about even. The tone is so fundamentally different (single coils, ash, maple with stainles rounds vs hcs, alder, rosewood with flats) that its really a personal taste thing. I have been doing a lot of "solo" chording stuff using a looper recently and the Standard 4 is better for that because of the brightness in the notes, but the vintage PJ has this amazingly fat tone that I love. The PJ4 is heavier, but still lighter than the MTD, so if I am feeling lazy, the standard 4 is always first call!
Just saw nenor's post on page 1, and wonder why a 20(?) year old girl can play ten times better than a 57 year-old who's been playing since he was 22? Where's the maths (or the fairness) in that?
Just had to get that off my chest, sorry.
Just had to get that off my chest, sorry.
