I read somewhere that having the j pup too close to the bridge is an undesireable tone - brighter.
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+1. Not so much brighter but extremely nasal. Now as far as the P pu, why would you move it from its possition. what's the point in having a p/j if you don't have that P sound?
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I just did a show on Saturday, and with these two basses, I had pretty much every angle covered. 
I just did a show on Saturday, and with these two basses, I had pretty much every angle covered.
A PJ and a J, all you'll ever need
Now if I could find me an SA200...
Nice. I can relate.I just did a show on Saturday, and with these two basses, I had pretty much every angle covered.
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I just did a show on Saturday, and with these two basses, I had pretty much every angle covered.
I'd just like to reach into that photo and snag that p/j!
A PJ and a J, all you'll ever need
Now if I could find me an SA200...
+1 .... (and have the money to pay for it
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I just did a show on Saturday, and with these two basses, I had pretty much every angle covered.
Hell, with just the one on the left I could cover about 90% of what I do.
Maybe more!
How is that Will Lee bass???
I want one SOOOOO bad! (but black with a black pickguard and morodo fingerboard)
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Yup. I am reviewing that bass for issue #4.
If you happen to need a second set of hands to help you review it, I'd be happy to swing on down.
Pizza from hell on my treat!
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strings - fret question,
As I patiently wait for the incredible set of blue steels to die (they're on my Metro for over 6 months and ring like bells, and this bass IS busy!) I started to wonder if string changing frequency has anything to do with fret wear.
What do you think?
As I patiently wait for the incredible set of blue steels to die (they're on my Metro for over 6 months and ring like bells, and this bass IS busy!) I started to wonder if string changing frequency has anything to do with fret wear.
What do you think?
I was toying with the idea of buying a NYC w/ebony fingerboard, but I don't really have a clue about Sadowsky sound (sorry, but in Italy is very difficult to find one)
Describing a sound is very difficult and very subjective, I know, but is there any way to define a generic Sadowsky sound ? I'd love to get some sound samples of the NYC if anyone has.
Is Sadowski a good bass for aggressive slap or should I reconsider changing instrument ?
Thanks a lot!
Describing a sound is very difficult and very subjective, I know, but is there any way to define a generic Sadowsky sound ? I'd love to get some sound samples of the NYC if anyone has.
Is Sadowski a good bass for aggressive slap or should I reconsider changing instrument ?
Thanks a lot!
The Will Lee model is definitely something special.
The narrow nut would be a deal killer for me but I like the concept...I wonder if Roger would put that pre in a Standard...Hmmm
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The narrow nut would be a deal killer for me but I like the concept...I wonder if Roger would put that pre in a Standard...Hmmm
I thought he said he wouldn't. It's exclusive to the Will Lee bass.
I may need to stop by Tom's and at least play that bass..........
