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yeah, if you look at all the threads in at least the bass forum (maybe all forums), any time there's a thread that's a "club" thread, it used to be whomever started the thread (and any continuations of it) would manage a numbered list of "members" upon request... maybe in some cases with some requirements for membership.I didn't know there was a numbered list...
I’m back in the club with this NYC Satin…I’d been on the hunt for a nice Satin after selling a Satin Deluxe last year while building our new house.
Plays wonderfully! This one has a switch on it that the seller told me “switches between humcancelling and single coil mode” but that doesn’t sound right to me. Any ideas on that?
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I didn't know there was a numbered list...
that mod is offered by the shop. It’s a thing.
OMG!!! Stunning killer!!!


Interesting - I hadn’t heard of it before. How does that work from a coil perspective? I believe the Satin Js all had stacked humcancelling pickups, does the switch essentially bypass one of the stacked coils on each pickup?
That's exactly what it does. Nordstrand did the same thing with their Fat Stacks pickups and F Bass does as well.
Makes sense. I knew about pickups specifically designed for that like the Fat Stacks, but had never heard of it as a mod to existing humcancelling jazz pickups.
I have one in my J/MM but end up leaving the J in single coil almost always.
I have one in my J/MM that switches between series, parallel and single coil but I end up leaving the J in single coil almost always.
Hi Tim, you all good?Well done, Marty. Just had a look and I see that the seller had changed it to metro express. I will be interested to hear what you think. The common "upgrade" on those seems to be to retrofit the standard sadowsky tone set up so that you get the vintage tone control, which imo is invaluable, but no doubt you have already done your homework. No doubt with your experience and skills you have already devised a way to do it yourself without purchasing a whole new loom. It is I think just a traditional fender capacitor to roll off the highs.
Hi Marty, yes all good here thanks. I was fortunate enough to come through the cyclone unscathed. Hope you enjoy the Sadowsky, mine is a joy to play although Dusty tends to prefer the sound of my Fenders on gigs. As I said to him, they just sit differently in the mix -a Sadowsky is not a Fender and a Fender is not a Sadowsky but they both do the job well, the only limitation being my ears and fingers.Hi Tim, you all good?
I'm picking it up tomorrow. I already have a set of Hipshot Ultralites and Detuner on my bench. I'm fully capable of doing fret ends and rolling the fingerboard edges if needed. The VTC is quite simple, I've already got components in my stash that will do it, but I'll play it first and see if I need it. Take care.
I’ve played that bass and also had two satins. Those are stack coils. The switch gives you single coil mode which I prefer.I’m back in the club with this NYC Satin…I’d been on the hunt for a nice Satin after selling a Satin Deluxe last year while building our new house.
Plays wonderfully! This one has a switch on it that the seller told me “switches between humcancelling and single coil mode” but that doesn’t sound right to me. Any ideas on that?
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Greetings, I'm thinking of going with black hardware on my black RSD fl pj. Does anybody know which bridge will have the same bolt pattern, or will I have re-drill?
Additionally, I want to change to a black control plate do I need 8mm or 3/8" holes?
Thanks!