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While I do agree with this, I would also say that sometimes it's far easier to just downtune a 4 string.

Especially in heavy music where the riff constantly goes back to the open D, it would be a royal pain to have to go back to the 3rd fret of the B string every other note.
+1.
For this specific case, the detuner really makes more sense... where it's handy to be able to pedal a low D maybe while you do other stuff. If I were in a different kind of band that did that kinda' thing a lot more, I'm sure I'd feel differently about detuners.
 
My bass will be done if a few weeks I think it will fit the bill as most black

Pearl Black Body match headstock
Ebony Board No Face Dots
All black hardware
my bass shipped yesterday and should be here tomorrow :hyper:
AWESOME! I want pictures ASAP! :)
 
I would also say that sometimes it's far easier to just d-tune a 4 string.

Especially in heavy music where the riff constantly goes back to the open D, it would be a royal pain to have to go back to the 3rd fret of the B string every other note.

Solution: have a lot of basses or get used to playing one way or the other.

+1 A 4 banger w/ D-tuner & a 5'er covers any tuning situation! Especially how you describe above.
 
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What sadowsky model is that? Thanks