Just revising my vote...
I'd go with the old school simply because of the traditional tone that come from it. But that's my pref. And WHOA to both!
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Just revising my vote...
I'd go with the old school simply because of the traditional tone that come from it. But that's my pref. And WHOA to both!
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For a second I thought that was an alleva coppolo with the pick guard and no control plate.
Nice bass!
I need to order a bell cover for my nyc 5
Nice bass!I need to order a bell cover for my nyc 5
Well guys looks like I'll be joining the club. My bass will be delivered Monday. I'm pumped. I'll have to post a review when I get it.
For a second I thought that was an alleva coppolo with the pick guard and no control plate.
I need to order a bell cover for my nyc 5
Yeah it has a unique look. It started as a MS5. The previous owner had the gold pickgaurd custom made and added the pu cover. I can't wait to see it I person. I thought I was supposed to get it Friday, but forgot that UPS was only delivering air and international packages. It pains me to think that it's been sitting in a warehouse all weekend. I'll just make sure I let it warm to room temp before I pull it out of the case.
Well guys looks like I'll be joining the club. My bass will be delivered Monday. I'm pumped. I'll have to post a review when I get it.
For a second I thought that was an alleva coppolo with the pick guard and no control plate.
+1... It's got a bit of the A-C vibe with no control plate. Nice bass, congrats! I'm sure it will sound killer.
My first resolution is to practise more. As it is, buying a Sadowsky would be like buying an Aston Martin, then driving it up and down the lane at 10kph.
Or...
Ma premiere resolution de nouvel an est de pratiquer comme un fou. Sinon, ça vaut vraiment pas la peine d'acheter un Sadowsky.
Oh, et mon français est encore pire que ton Anglais, which isn't bad at all.
Moi, je dirais une Sadowsky, pas un Sadowsky. Lol
Crois moi, attend de pratiquer avec ta nouvelle Sadowsky. Ca, sa vaut la peine. Tu pouras plus la lacher.
True dat. Up here, it's either masculine or feminine, depending on whether you're talking good French ('une basse') or street Québécois (in which case: 'un bass' using the English word).
Though, I guess in terms of holding something close to your body, I should have gone with the feminine... but that's for a different forum.
I believe it. In a most fundamental way.
I am certain that Mr. Sadowsky speaks the truth. So with a resounding "YES" you can take his word for it.
Just revising my vote...
I'd go with the old school simply because of the traditional tone that come from it. But that's my pref. And WHOA to both!
If the spalted maple is over an alder body and both have the same fretboard material, the tone shouldn't be that different. At least in theory...
Et bien, que est-ce qui se passe avec tout ces "postes" en français aujourd'hui? Ça seras intéressant de parler seulement en français pour le reste de la journée ici sur le "thread" Sadowsky. Comment est-ce que on disent "truss rod" en français? 
My 20 year old Sadowsky from 1990 has received some TLC but predominantly has taken a lot of rough love and it's had no problems ever.
My main bass is a 1988 Standard 4. And no, I do not baby it! It is like a fine wine....gets better with age. I've had some other Sadowsky owners play this bass and they were all amazed on how incredible this bass feels.....and its 22 years young!
Et bien, que est-ce qui se passe avec tout ces "postes" en français aujourd'hui? Ça seras intéressant de parler seulement en français pour le reste de la journée ici sur le "thread" Sadowsky. Comment est-ce que on disent "truss rod" en français?
Une tige de pousser
Et bien, que est-ce qui se passe avec tout ces "postes" en français aujourd'hui? Ça seras intéressant de parler seulement en français pour le reste de la journée ici sur le "thread" Sadowsky. Comment est-ce que on disent "truss rod" en français?
Une tige de redressement
Dude, I duck out for an hour of snowshoeing on the canal at the end of my street and the whole thread's switched languages! Wow...
In Québécois, we'd call it 'un truss-rod.'
Et bien, que est-ce qui se passe avec tout ces "postes" en français aujourd'hui? Ça seras intéressant de parler seulement en français pour le reste de la journée ici sur le "thread" Sadowsky. Comment est-ce que on disent "truss rod" en français?
In Québécois, we'd call it 'un truss-rod.'
