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Club Sadowsky!!!

From the back of my my T shirt.
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I like the measurement technique to ensure the same amount of string for the wraps. I've never used that one before... usually cut the new string the same length as the old one... but that's clever! :D

x2. Reassuring to know I'm doing everything as Ellis did except that little tip. I usually use the same trick you mentioned, although I keep a little extra from OEM since I typically like one extra wrap, if possible.
 
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Question for those that have owned the Satin series basses. This LTD model says it is a transparent satin? IT looks glossy almost in these pics. Is that just the lighting.

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It sure does look glossy.

Here's a 4 string LTD from The Bass Place and if you zoom in on the pictures it is definitely satin. Sadowsky MetroLine 21-Fret Standard J/J Limited Edition 2020 4-String - Whale Blue Transparent Satin Burst (open pore) - 7.6 pounds - SML-G-000126-20 - The Bass Place

Hmm... maybe there are glossy and satin LTD's @Sadowsky?
 
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Anyone could help? I'm thinkin of upgrade one of my old bass with a 4 knob onboard pre, and found a used 10 years old one, but I noticed that the new Warwick made/distributed series is much cheaper than the "original". Does anyone know about is there any difference, sound, or just building country? THX
 
My new German MetroLine Will Lee has a 2 piece body.
Arrived today with FedEx. It's a natural satin with beautiful swampash body. Weight is 3.72 kg / 8.2 lb
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Sound is fantastic. I play with the mids "on" and if I want to slap, I play with the mids "off". So it is a bit the other way around. Feels and plays great. Happy, think I have a bass party tonight.
 
Anyone could help? I'm thinkin of upgrade one of my old bass with a 4 knob onboard pre, and found a used 10 years old one, but I noticed that the new Warwick made/distributed series is much cheaper than the "original". Does anyone know about is there any difference, sound, or just building country? THX
The difference in cost is just the country of manufacture.
What bass are you putting it into?
 
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