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I should have gotten one of those hats a few days ago. They are out now
deepestend
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Super P wasn’t even on my radar as I didn’t know about them, I haven’t played (or heard, that I know of..)If you got the super p, you wouldn't have to worry about it
Are these normally paired with super J or soaps?
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Thanks. I couldn’t find the answer in the manual. It only states, “We offer an AC adaptor for 120V and 220V.”
After 3 months of waiting this beauty finally arrived:
Sadowsky MetroLine 24 Modern fretless
I'm very happy, perhaps this is the first MetroLine Modern fretless built by Warwick.
Swamp Ash body, ebony fingerboard.
The fretless fingerboard is absolutely perfect, Warwick definitely knows his job.
Sadowsky MetroLine 24 Modern fretless
I'm very happy, perhaps this is the first MetroLine Modern fretless built by Warwick.
Swamp Ash body, ebony fingerboard.
The fretless fingerboard is absolutely perfect, Warwick definitely knows his job.
I’ve only seen them with the super j’s, but I’m sure Roger or deepestend could tell you more about it. I thought there was someone who had a bass with a super p in here, but of course I can’t find it now (granted, I haven’t had coffee yet so it could be user error).
@Tjluke Beautiful! Love the Dark LPB. Congrats and enjoy!
IMO if you're going to go for a super P you might as well get the super J. At that point what else could you possibly need? It's definitely what I would build next. I'm just not sure if I want to go back to 5 string at some point or stay on 4s. Once I build a super PJ that's going to be hard to top so I need to be 100% on which way to go.
I'm fascinated with the Super P. Also the Super J, but my Sadowsky stable is proof enough that I'm more of a P guy. So, my dilemma would be Super P plus Super J, or dual Super P (if possible... I don't know whether a bridge version is available).
I have posted a Bass Setup video to our YouTube page. Hope you find it useful.
Sadowsky experts, I need help connecting my new SBP-1.
This is my pedalboard.
The preamp Tuner Out is connected to the Polytune3 unit.
9V DC power supply feeds the tuner and the preamp. I get power to the Brick with an 18V adapter connected to either the 18V In or 18V Out. Which is correct?
I do not get the tuner function. Separately, the tuner operates properly. In a daisy chain it does not.
I do not know where the preamp connects to my practice amp. I've tried each outlet on the preamp. Nothing happens.
What am I doing wrong?
This is my pedalboard.
The preamp Tuner Out is connected to the Polytune3 unit.
9V DC power supply feeds the tuner and the preamp. I get power to the Brick with an 18V adapter connected to either the 18V In or 18V Out. Which is correct?
I do not get the tuner function. Separately, the tuner operates properly. In a daisy chain it does not.
I do not know where the preamp connects to my practice amp. I've tried each outlet on the preamp. Nothing happens.
What am I doing wrong?
Here are the full specs:
AC Adaptor for Preamp
100-200mA, 9 volt DC regulated
center negative
jack specs are: ID = 2.0 mm, OD = 5.5 mm,
Barrel length 10 mm/ inside negative.
The AC Adaptor must be regulated and have a linear power supply
We recommend the Adaptors sold by Sadowsky Guitars and Dunlop.
I have a Dunlop adapter that came with the MXR Brick. I do not follow your other specs.
