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Hi guys, almost forgot it, we have here a new cover video made by a drummer friend of mine, who mixed and edited also (earlier made Toto cover Stop lovin you). The song is the great hit of Dua Lipa, called Hallucinate, a litl bit arranged for 'rockin'...
The fun was about this project that nobody knew what musicians will participate in it, and we don't know each other, except the drummer who workin as prof. studio engineer, and began to work as producer nowadays as well... and the keyboard player was also an old friend...
I played my Blade JB, loaded with Sadowsky ... hope you'll like it.
Thanks! The Sadowsky photos didn’t really highlight how nice that pearl is. Love it!!^^^^
Killer! Black Pearl is a great finish!
Congrats!
Is that flake or just black pearl?
Sadowsky calls it black pearl. The texture is pretty small, so I'd say pearl is correct.Is that flake or just black pearl?
It's this one, right?Sadowsky calls it black pearl. The texture is pretty small, so I'd say pearl is correct.
Yes. That's it.
I believe unless you specify otherwise they come with blue label stainless steels.Does anyone know what strings are on my bass, based on the blue silk? I really like them. Just curious which ones they are.
Thanks. That's what I thought. They really sound/feel nice. I've been a nickel guy for years, but this bass and my Lull both came with steels that I liked. I may be making the shift back to steel strings.I believe unless you specify otherwise they come with blue label stainless steels.
I believe unless you specify otherwise they come with blue label stainless steels.
i'm pretty sure mmbass21 is right... blue steels... if you look at the custom order form, that's what's selected by default unless you change it.Thanks. That's what I thought. They really sound/feel nice. I've been a nickel guy for years, but this bass and my Lull both came with steels that I liked. I may be making the shift back to steel strings.
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i'm pretty sure mmbass21 is right... blue steels... if you look at the custom order form, that's what's selected by default unless you change it.

Haha. I was thinking the same thing.But not Blue Steels...![]()
I have also been, and still am, a nickel guy with all my basses. Having said that, I do think that Roger's stainless strings are some of the most consistent, smoothest feeling steel strings out there. I've player other brand steel strings that have a rough, almost tacky feel by comparison. I still love my Sadowsky Blue Label Nickel Flats and Rounds, but I could see playing a set of the Stainless Steel strings. And they do sound great.Thanks. That's what I thought. They really sound/feel nice. I've been a nickel guy for years, but this bass and my Lull both came with steels that I liked. I may be making the shift back to steel strings.