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Club Sadowsky!!!

Well I have been bass-less/amp-less for about 2 months. My work wasn't going the way I though it would and I am happy to say that I will be going back to school in the fall for my teaching degree and then moving to New Jersey within the next 2 yrs. I just pulled the trigger on that MV5 in the classifieds and can't wait to get back into playing.:bassist:

Welcome back man, we've missed ya!
 
If any one is looking for a killer Sadowsky four, especially if your in to old R & B, classic rock or Blues, I played this Sadowsky today at Elderlys and it absolutely kills.


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I spoke with the floor manager about that bass earlier this year. He told me it was bought from Barard and lasted a whole week before it was put on hold and taken off the floor. The salesman who put the bass on hold parted ways from the store and the customer never made good on the deal, so it sat in the basement for almost a year until it turned up about three months ago and was put back on the sales floor.
Getting back to my conversation with the manager, he told me that if the bass didn't sell at $2750 he'd discuss a lower price. I ended up buying a Metro I like very much, so hopefully someone here can get it for a good price.

That's a pretty bass, but a bit pricy IMO.
Maybe $2500-ish
 
This bass has great mojo. This was the first of 3 basses I made for David Barard and has always been his favorite. If you think the price is high, make Elderly an offer!!

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Roger

Roger, If I didn't need a fiver for what I do, I would have considered a trade. It was that good, and by far the best "classic" sounding bass I've ever played. While I think my MS5 is more versatile ( I need modern some times) I don't think I've ever played any bass including a couple of 60's Fenders that were in the 20K class that spoke like that bass spoke. It's hard to describe the sound, but it was fat without any of the boominess that can be tough to EQ out of a room. And it retained the evenness that your basses are known for.
 
Well I have been bass-less/amp-less for about 2 months. My work wasn't going the way I though it would and I am happy to say that I will be going back to school in the fall for my teaching degree and then moving to New Jersey within the next 2 yrs. I just pulled the trigger on that MV5 in the classifieds and can't wait to get back into playing.:bassist:

Just when you thought you were out, they pulled you back in...

;)
 
heres my new baby....
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