That stage is just beyond cool!
Cute stage! I love wooden stages, perfect sounding, nice resonance... unfortunately so rare nowadays...
Agree with you 100%
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That stage is just beyond cool!
Agree with you 100%
It’s OK Vic…Roger was very up front about the defects…he sold it to me out of the “scratch & dent” pile of old basses he had out back behind the building.
Cute stage! I love wooden stages, perfect sounding, nice resonance... unfortunately so rare nowadays...
Actually…the only real wood is in the ceiling. All of the logs are concrete made to look like wood. Same with the stage itself…VERY solid!
Well... I said that:very rare... however very nice imitation! 
Thanks for this link, didn't know this lady, seems to be a very clever, ambitius, communicative, helpful, well-balanced, purposeful musician, pointed out many things that I had also in my life - interesting that no matter where you're living on planet, so many similarity comes with this profession... very sympathetic person, great interview. I'll check out her works...
Running real low on my last bottle of the Sadowsky Everyday Polish. Doesn't look like there is any on the Warwick/Sadowsky accessories page either. Is the Dunlop 65 basically the same thing?
I've been trying to find something to replace my Sadowsky Everyday Polish for a while now. Not sure about the Dunlop 65, but I bought a bottle of D'Addario Shine Spray Cleaner the other day and it worked like the Sadowsky Everyday Polish.
I find little practical difference between Dunlop 65 and the Sadowsky everyday polish. Both spray on in a fine mist, both do the job of cleaning and polishing.
that's good stuff, martin guitar polish is also really good stuff.
Hey Club Sadowsky. I’ve wanted a Sadowsky bass for almost as long as I’ve been playing bass.
I will be joining your ranks later this week.
I will be joining your ranks later this week.
NICE! have you already gigged with one, maybe borrowed, or sat in?Hey Club Sadowsky. I’ve wanted a Sadowsky bass for almost as long as I’ve been playing bass.
I will be joining your ranks later this week.
We entered a big lockdown here in New Zealand last week, first real serious one in a year. We’ve been so lucky to have life as nearly normal for so long. So my “day job” band Hands Off got stuck in to doing another lockdown video. Here’s my Sadowsky in action! Hope to get back to work soon.
https://www.handsoff.co.nz/
https://www.handsoff.co.nz/
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@Mark Hughes Great playing and tone! Tight band! Nice!
I haven’t. I’ve used their preamps in my Fenders as well as the preamp pedal. But never owned or gigged with one of their basses.
I had a nice conversation with Roger yesterday and just received notification that my new bass has shipped. His 7-day evaluation period is very generous. I’m sure I’ll post an NBD.
local music go round has 4 metroExpress "B-Stock" jazz basses. I might go pick one out.
What's the concensus on these chinese "Sadowsky's"?
What's the concensus on these chinese "Sadowsky's"?
Sweet! Your sound even cut through nicely on my smartphone. Nice mix and great playing, Bernard and Nile would be proud!
excellent import basses, and excellent introduction to the brand.
But be aware that the bar is set o high with Sadowsky NYC that they are not in the same zip code quality wise.
