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Club Sadowsky!!!

No problem to rout for our soapbar over a J rout.

Roger
Hello Roger!

I‘Ve been an admirer of your instruments since the ‘80’s and recently purchased my 1st Sadowsky Metro here on TB, love it, also it’s great that you chime in on the Sadowsky thread!

Will Warwick be the only option for buying Sadowsky strings? Seems they’re out of stock stateside, Warwick distribution has them in stock, shipping is more than the strings.

Ozzie
 
Haven't posted a practice photo in awhile of the P/J...Sunday practice today.
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We have built enough instruments now with roasted woods that we can confidently say that they are warmer sounding. So if I know that someone is looking for a Marcus Miller sound, I would not recommend roasted woods. On the other hand, roasted maple necks offer superior stability regarding humidity changes, so it offers great advantages for touring musicians and for those living in extreme weather climates. Roasted ash is unbelievably beautiful, as well as our master grade flame maple necks. It has simply become another option in our arsenal of options. More warmth, more stability, more stability, less highs.

Roger

Interesting.

Comparing roasted maple neck and fingerboard with a non roasted neck and rosewood, how would the tone be?

Thank you Roger.

Edit: just read pickles comment. Great.
 
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