...and enough clams to keep a New Englander happy all season, I finally started to get it together.
Gotta remember that one!
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...and enough clams to keep a New Englander happy all season, I finally started to get it together.
Big +1. Nice bass!Ok, I'll be the "line" guy
I've always preferred lined fretless basses. If I'm in the studio and that first note has to be bang on... I like a line.
Lots of guys with great intonation on unlined boards out there, but it's not for me.
My lined fretless Sadowsky:
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Ok, I'll be the "line" guy
I've always preferred lined fretless basses. If I'm in the studio and that first note has to be bang on... I like a line.
Lots of guys with great intonation on unlined boards out there, but it's not for me.
My lined fretless Sadowsky:
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Anyone seen these 'Luminlay' side dots in person? An unlined board with those on the side at the fret position might be cool. They seem a little larger in diameter from the one pic I saw of a WL with them.
I've had Luminlay markers on some of my MTDs. They're surprisingly efficient. Most stage lights will activate the markers so you don't need the activator "flashlight" on stages with professional lighting.
One of my regular rooms has decent lights, but they are all in front of the elevated stage, so my side dots wind up being in shadow.I don't like the idea of Simms-type LEDs on a bass - too much extra weight and too flashy for my tastes.
Ok I guess I'm new to the club, I just got a Will lee NYC 4 string and a MV5 (pics soon)
My bad: the rumor was about a 5-string set of blue label flats. That's what I need!
I understand the difficulty. B strings are tricky, especially with flats for some reason.
I purchased an MV5 off of the Sadowsky web site about a month ago. Fantastic instrument! The punch, versatility and playability are superb. I've played Fenders all my life but this bass certainly takes it to another level. As many have said, I wish I hadn't waited so long to check out a Sadowsky.
I don't think you can come to any meaningful conclusions by making these kinds of comparisons. Each bass is going to be different - even with the same specs, even from the same batch.I have a 1999 Sadowsky USA 5 and I am wondering if others have the ones befor he put extra stiffeners in the neck. I really like mine and not saying the earlier ones are better just different. Anyone have an older and a new one see differences. Maybe the newer are more warmer and the older a little more brighter? Or maybe the other way around.
Same for me! I received my Sadowsky a several days ago. I also played Fender for the most part of my life. I've played Fender American Deluxe Precision V. These are the best Fenders I've ever played, but the Sad takes to another level. Even if I'm still impressed by the ADPV as it's still a great bass, even compared to the Sad.I purchased an MV5 off of the Sadowsky web site about a month ago. Fantastic instrument! The punch, versatility and playability are superb. I've played Fenders all my life but this bass certainly takes it to another level. As many have said, I wish I hadn't waited so long to check out a Sadowsky.
Ok I guess I'm new to the club, I just got a Will lee NYC 4 string and a MV5 (pics soon)
What a privilege!!! This made my day!You are #511. Welcome aboard!
What a privilege!!! This made my day!
However, number 511 is black.rose1402. And that's not me. Any typo?![]()
What a privilege!!! This made my day!
However, number 511 is black.rose1402. And that's not me. Any typo?![]()