Given the choice I'd prefer multiple basses. Aesthetically it's just not my thing.
Given the choice, I'll bet Roger would prefer to sell you multiple basses!
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Given the choice I'd prefer multiple basses. Aesthetically it's just not my thing.
I can testify to this in court if needed. Especially when slapped. 'Forget Me Not' never sounded so good.
I think I need a 'Modern' with a P-Body shape. 'Need' being subjective of course.
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Given the choice, I'll bet Roger would prefer to sell you multiple basses!![]()
@deepestend Has there ever been a 6-string Sadowsky bass?
@deepestend Has there ever been a 6-string Sadowsky bass?
Pretty sure they never have.
Ahh, in the thread Roger @Sadowsky also added some information.
And the remainder of that thread is people asking for a US release. I whole heartedly join those wishing for one of these. I was originally planning to go for a Satin Series Modern 5/24, but I would definitely go for a custom Sadowsky USA Modern 6.This was built by Yoshi for the 2007 Tokyo Music Fair last October.
The Sadowsky TYO line is for sales only within Japan.
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Ahh, in the thread Roger @Sadowsky also added some information.
And the remainder of that thread is people asking for a US release. I whole heartedly join those wishing for one of these. I was originally planning to go for a Satin Series Modern 5/24, but I would definitely go for a custom Sadowsky USA Modern 6.
Got a promo code for that? HahaI would send him Sherri's Berries along with my down-payment.
If we are talking Japan, there’s this 6 string Sadowsky as well: Sadowsky Guitars Carve Top Gold Top 中古|ギター買取の東京新宿ハイブリッドギターズ
From what I understand, each pickup has two modes, which results in four PJ combinations (both pickups on):
Standard P with J in 60's location
Standard P with J in 70's location
Reverse P with J in 60's location
Reverse P with J in 70's location
(someone please correct me if I've overlooked something)
Yup, that’s correct. But don’t forget the fifth and sixth pickup combinations:
Standard P with J in “both” locations
Reverse P with J in “both” locations
As soon as I get the bass I’ll be heading over to my friend’s home studio to record some bass only AND some drum-and-bass tracks to show off the different sounds in the bass with this combination of pickups.
I think they're short-scale, narrow-spaced 6-string piccolo basses. They seem to be quite popular with some folks, you have to play them extremely loud for some reason.That looks like some short-scale, narrow-spaced bass with tiny strings. Gross.
I didn't know that the Super J had three modes. Thanks!