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Club Sadowsky!!!

HI

Cool. I only play stainless steel strings so the comparison I made was a stainless one.

If you like mellower, go for the nickels Still lively but not as bright as the steels. Ive heard great things about the Blue nickels from many different players. Give 'em a shot

Rob
 
HI

For sure. I go thru strings in a couple nights. Must be my body chemistry. Im not even a sweaty person. If not for that, Id prolly use nickels. Easier on your fingers, frets, etc. Just dont cut it for me, wish they did. You'll prolly love 'em

Rob
 
HI

For sure. I go thru strings in a couple nights. Must be my body chemistry. Im not even a sweaty person. If not for that, Id prolly use nickels. Easier on your fingers, frets, etc. Just dont cut it for me, wish they did. You'll prolly love 'em

Rob

Hey Rob,
Please excuse my ignorant, "prolly" means probably?!
And, it's a great opportunity to ask your opinion. I just ordered a set of Nordstrand NJ4. I plan to put them on my MV4 Metro and leave the NYC std ash/morado with the HC. What do you say? I know you have them on your ash/morado.
Ronen
 
Thanx Rob, buying online is not a good choice for europeans... p/h, tax, etc. makes worth their weight in gold... but I´ll do as u suggested: on of each.. even though I´d prefer a mellower sound.

I order mine directly at the Sadowsky online store.
It is cheaper than ebay and any other online dealer I have found so far.
And that includes shipping + any taxes.

btw: +1 on the Blue Nickels!
 
HI

Yea, NJ4's sound great. With the bass passive, they sound very traditional to my ears. One guy who tried my bass called them "crude". LOL He was referring to their old Fender tone. Switch on the pre and you get a great fat single coil tone in concert with the great pre

Rob
 
My bass is nearly ready:hyper:
here's 2 pics Kevin very kindly sent me...

NYC Modern 4 with a lighter blue then standard
Black Hardware
Quilted Maple on Ash Body
Birdseye Maple Board
Sadowsky Single Coils
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DSC_0698.jpg

Today is a great day:D
 
My bass is nearly ready:hyper:
here's 2 pics Kevin very kindly sent me...

NYC Modern 4 with a lighter blue then standard
Black Hardware
Quilted Maple on Ash Body
Birdseye Maple Board
Sadowsky Single Coils

Today is a great day:D

Very nice,

I have observed that there is no neck plate and the lower cutaway is deeper on the back of the bass.

Anybody know if this is going to be standard on all Sadowsky basses or only on some models/configs? and if so: which ones? (Roger? Rob? TIA)
 
My bass is nearly ready:hyper:
here's 2 pics Kevin very kindly sent me...

NYC Modern 4 with a lighter blue then standard
Black Hardware
Quilted Maple on Ash Body
Birdseye Maple Board
Sadowsky Single Coils

Today is a great day:D
:eek: NNNNNNNIIIIIIIIIIICCCCCCCEEEEEE!

Thank goodness that's only a 4 string, or I'd be hurting from that pic a lot more! :D I've always loved the look of a nice trans blue with a maple board. Always. :)
 
i have uploaded some better pics here:
DSC_0697.jpg


i have no idea, it maybe that it's not finished yet (Kevin said it was a few weeks away from
being ready for shipment) or it could be a like you say a new adjustment to the design.
DSC_0698.jpg

Very nice indeed. You say a Modern 4. Actually this is a Standard 4. Modern is usually referred to the 24 fret models.
Love the color and the FB is outstanding.

It is a nice upgrade if that 4 bolt system is used rather than the neck plate. Overall Sweet Bass!!!
 

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