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That's awesome. You should be proud of yourself that you have that kind of discipline to save for something you really want. Good for you!
JC
Hi folks,
Just found this forum after a few year hiatus from my music career (you know: family, real job...same old story).
I have really liked seeing everyone's Sadowskys....I am definitely re-inspired (wish I could get my chops back overnight!)
Both of mine were built by Ken Fallon. My main bass (#1151) is a '92, and the fretless (#1858) is a '94.
Thanks for all the great pics!
- Ian
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Great looking basses there for sure! Nothing like a well broken in Sadowsky I say! But I still have ya by about 4 years! Have a 1988! Mine is the only one I've seen on TB with a triple digit S/N.I hope he's got money, 'cause you just cost him somewhere between 2-4K.I got to hear my NYC PJ "in the mix" for the first time last night as an audience member. A fellow bass player who subs for me occasionally (when my daughter has to go to the hospital) stopped by and sat in on a few songs so I got to hear someone else play it through my rig with my band.
GREAT tone!!! The PJ really sounds great through the Genz Shuttle/Berg AE410 rig. Sat perfectly in the mix.
He was seriously impressed with the bass and the sound, too.![]()
I hope he's got money, 'cause you just cost him somewhere between 2-4K.![]()
I hope he's got money, 'cause you just cost him somewhere between 2-4K.![]()
Well, if you're going to arrange things so that the bass is ready for your birthday, then that means you only have to wait a little over a year before actually ordering!![]()
That's awesome. You should be proud of yourself that you have that kind of discipline to save for something you really want. Good for you!
JC
Both of mine were built by Ken Fallon. My main bass (#1151) is a '92, and the fretless (#1858) is a '94.
Thanks for all the great pics!
- Ian
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It's a trip, let me tell you. I've never saved up this kind of dosh, over such a long time, for something like this before, so it's telling me something about myself at the same time.
For what its worth, You should go get your bass in NYC when its ready. Otherwise you will end up paying duty and taxes which could easy be in the $500 or $600. If not more.
I'm from Mtl originally. I miss it, but not at this time of year. Parle tu francais?
Hi folks,
Just found this forum after a few year hiatus from my music career (you know: family, real job...same old story).
I have really liked seeing everyone's Sadowskys....I am definitely re-inspired (wish I could get my chops back overnight!)
Both of mine were built by Ken Fallon. My main bass (#1151) is a '92, and the fretless (#1858) is a '94.

That's true. I'm trying to work in a week-end in NYC to see some friends and in-laws... and sneak in a trip to the Sadowsky shop so I can play around with some sweet axes.