Used this baby on yesterday's show. It killed.
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woah woah,
always set to stun, stun!
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Used this baby on yesterday's show. It killed.
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So here are the new and the old (Right: 2009 NYC Fretless / Left: 1988 NYC "SWR")Well since I have the new fretless in the house.......I was compelled to take a family photoSo here are the new and the old (Right: 2009 NYC Fretless / Left: 1988 NYC "SWR")
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BTW, I had the neck of the new one re-shaped to match the '88....and man they nailed it to a tee!

Well said.You've got an incredible pair there my friend. I only WISH I could settle on two basses that would get me through. That fretless is really off-the-hook. Congrats!![]()
Same color scheme and everything as my jazz. :] Love it;.Used this baby on yesterday's show. It killed.
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I need some help deciding, please share your opinion.
I just recently purchased this lovely standard NYC in transparent white. As I'm used to playing my Metro MV4 I really miss having a PG. I just can't get used to the large strings/body distance. I was fortunate to get an additional PG with my Metro so I tried putting it on my NYC and it fits perfectly.
My thoughts are, does it look good (it certainly has this "Alleva Coppolo" vibe), will it change the value of the instrument, should I go ahead and attach it permanently? Drilllllll
What say you?
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You cal also cut some screws and light glue their heads in the screw holes (simulating that the pickguard is screwd to the body).
BTW, Musicfreak1988, I played in your town last September at a Texaco event at the port (20 min walk from downtown)
I have updated my Sadowsky clips website with the old HC vs. SC and new SC vs PJ and fretless PJ samplers, you can find it here:
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Not great recordings (or playing) but I hope that good enough for those of you that don't have a chance to A/B these basses in real life.
By the way, I'm also back at work on the Club Sadowsky website.
I like the pickguard look better as well but wouldn't drill the holes for fear of decreasing value...
Nice! How did you like Antwerp, if you've seen any of it?
As for the PG: if you say it's such a tight fit, why just don't let it on without any screws or tape?
Anyway, If you consider drilling holes, just think about whether you're ever going to sell the bass...
For example, I'm never going to sell my first bass and a white Fender I have, so I modded a few things on those basses.
If you're not sure, I'd still opt for very thin double sided tape...
I need some help deciding, please share your opinion.
I just recently purchased this lovely standard NYC in transparent white. As I'm used to playing my Metro MV4 I really miss having a PG. I just can't get used to the large strings/body distance. I was fortunate to get an additional PG with my Metro so I tried putting it on my NYC and it fits perfectly.
My thoughts are, does it look good (it certainly has this "Alleva Coppolo vibe"), will it change the value of the instrument, should I go ahead and attach it permanently? Drilllllll
What say ya'?