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Club Sadowsky!!!

I'd like a cup like the one pictured but I think that was photoshoped
Your wish is my command...this is what we Sadowsky club members do for each other.

OMG, I'm down to only 1 of these beauties now!! Gah!!!

And nooooo, I'm not giving away the last one I have!
 

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Check out the huge sale they are having at the shop in honor of Roger's 39th Birthday:

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Love/hate when Roger does this... LOL!

Still tho... SO nice to have SO many Sadowsky options these days, and you'd be amazed at how "enabling" 10-15% can be when someone is on the fence and just shy of the money for the next level. Dreams can come true. :)
 
Does this mean they are going to be for sale soon?
Well, it’s a few days late but I was pretty slammed with shows since getting back into town...guess I’ll post now.

Last week I flew up to NYC to hang for a couple days to clear my head, enjoy beautiful NYC, eat some bagels...and officially take home my custom NYC build with the Super P and Super J pickups!

Simply put, this bass is AMAZING! The Super P really nails the traditional and reverse P configurations, and as a surprise Lisa was able to find a way to make the Super P run BOTH sets of P pickups at once. To say I was humbled and blown away by such a surprise would be a massive understatement.

I’m in the process of lock-in down studio dates to make some videos of the Super P and Super J by themselves, with a drummer, with different Sadowsky strings, etc. if anyone has any suggestions for what they’d like to hear from the Super P and Super J I’d be happy to try working it in!

And now, because I haven’t given her a cool name yet, here’s my new baby!!
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Initiated another custom order this month. A monumental birthday for me this year, so it seemed appropriate...

Basically, my 4-21 specs...
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...in a 5-21 PJ, roasted ash body, roasted neck, 1-3/4” nut, ebony fb. Here’s the Koa top:
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...and now, the w-a-a-a-i-i-t. Hmmm, my birthday is in July...maybe I should’ve initiated this a few months earlier...;)
 
Initiated another custom order this month. A monumental birthday for me this year, so it seemed appropriate...

Basically, my 4-21 specs...View attachment 3402599
...in a 5-21 PJ, roasted ash body, roasted neck, 1-3/4” nut, ebony fb. Here’s the Koa top:View attachment 3402598...and now, the w-a-a-a-i-i-t. Hmmm, my birthday is in July...maybe I should’ve initiated this a few months earlier...;)
Good for you — Looks awesome. So, how monumental of a birthday does it have to be to justify a new Sadowsky order? :D
 
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Initiated another custom order this month. A monumental birthday for me this year, so it seemed appropriate...

Basically, my 4-21 specs...View attachment 3402599
...in a 5-21 PJ, roasted ash body, roasted neck, 1-3/4” nut, ebony fb. Here’s the Koa top:View attachment 3402598...and now, the w-a-a-a-i-i-t. Hmmm, my birthday is in July...maybe I should’ve initiated this a few months earlier...;)
That’s a very impressive top!
 
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A question for WL players:

I mostly play fingerstyle on my gigs, but slap for solos and some fills here and there. I found that in practice I rarely used the mid boost, because after I dialed in a tone with good midrange definition for fingerstyle there wasn't much need to turn the mid boost on. For tone variation during shows I wound up using the VTC a lot, the EQ somewhat less, the blend less than that, and the mid boost almost never.

So...maybe I'm the last person in the world to think of this, but it dawned on me that for my purposes it might be more useful to think of that little toggle switch as a "slap switch." IOW, dial in the fingerstyle tone with the switch on, and then turn it off to get a scooped tone for the slapped passages.

Been playing around with that lately. Seems to have potential; been fiddling with the DIP switch and trimmer pots.

Anybody else with a WL done this?