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Club Sadowsky!!!

When deepening the neck pocket the fingerboard surface is lowered in relation to the body - the purpose of that change - but also in relation to the bridge. Tilting the neck is necessary to compensate so the saddles would stay, more or less, at their regular position, avoiding "bottoming out". (IMHO)
 
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My Verdine 5 has the straight neck joint. Mine was one of the first ones, before they made the neck pocket deeper. The reason mine has a pickguard is because I couldn't hang with the distance between strings and body.

It's only millimeters but it felt like miles, lol. They all have deeper neck pocket now.
 
My Verdine 5 has the straight neck joint. Mine was one of the first ones, before they made the neck pocket deeper. The reason mine has a pickguard is because I couldn't hang with the distance between strings and body.

It's only millimeters but it felt like miles, lol. They all have deeper neck pocket now.

I did the same with my 2006 NYC Std.

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First body shots of the ANNA bass, looking awesome! I'll be in NYC with the family for Thanksgiving week - will only be able to visit the parts as it seems unlikely that the bass will be complete


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I visited the shop, when all I had was “parts” of my in-production bass...still very gratifying, and super hospitality/memories of meeting everyone! Btw, awesome single-cut!!! :thumbsup::drool:
 
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