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Club Sadowsky!!!

Just a note... whenever you crank the treble on a preamp, you are always going to get a little noise. That's not a design flaw, just the nature of cranking treble on a preamp.

Yeah it happens on practically every bass I have used so it’s fine by me. Besides I hardly ever crank the boost beyond quarter mark and usually I prefer to control things at the amp point because of the low-high mid dials. Regardless, this is a keeper. The only move I’d make from here is to a NYC.. now I just have to switch my GAS to hunting down effect pedals lol :roflmao:
 
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I know Jones beach very well! My grandfather use to play there. My father took me to a Buffett concert in FL. Those parrot heads definitely know how to have fun & they are very nice. This picture is so beautiful!! I'm so glad you shared it.:)
Did your grandfather happen to play with Guy Lombardo ? He had a residency there for years.
And yes The Parrot Heads are a fun loving hard partying group.. we have done it for several years now. Always a great day for all.
It’s actually a cool bass gig too ..
 
Yes. That's who is in my profile picture
We are not worthy! Well, gonna edit that - Linden, NJ ain't exactly what put the "garden" in the "Garden State!" (lived in Harrison and Kearny, and can speak to this). But it clearly was a wonderful place for the design and construction of some great equipment! To be clear, I'm not a huge fan of the SVT products, but the B-15 and V-4B are fabulous tools, as well as the Baby Bass (yes, on those salsa gigs!) and the scrolled-headstock EB. Many thanks to your grand-dad for his contributions!
 
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