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Club Sadowsky!!!

That is why musical instruments insurance make sense
Yes, but prevention is better... especially with something as personal as an instrument... and even noting the consistency of Sadowsky products.

IMHO, never leave anything of significant value that's easy to carry within eyeshot of a window. Never. That's why I like having my stuff in my basement. I can leave it out and not worry about that element of it. Of course break-ins can still happen, but it at least makes your house appear less attractive if they don't have something specifically drawing their attention.
 
We had two bass appearances at the Grammys....Rickey Minor with Andrea Bocelli and Mary J Blige, and the bassist with Lady Antebellum, Dennis Edwards.

Roger

Roger,

I just watched a DVD of Trace Adkins at Austin City Limits (1997) and the bassist was playing a 4-string, burst/maple, standard Sadowsky. His name is Joey Click; never heard of him before and I can't find a single photo or article about him on the net but he sure is a great player and his tone was fantastic.

Do you happen to know anything about him?
 
Last night two jerks, well thieves, tried to break into my house. For some reason my computer screen didn't went off, illuminating the room so they could spot my beloved Metro MV4 through the window. They broke a small part of the window (strong heavy glass) when my wife woke me up... one shout and they disappeared. They didn't get to take anything. Police/insurance...
My Sadowsky is safe with me!

Don't you have Uzi's in Israel to deal with that? Trying to steal a Sadowsky, that is Uzi offense if ever their was one.:D
 
My J4 has a killer slap tone but truth be told, I haven't slapped a note in a band for the last ten years and the idea of having another P so I can have one with flats and the other with rounds is very tempting.
On the other side, I'm afraid of having seller's remorse if I let my J go. :hmm:

What about sending off your J4 to the shop to add a "P" route?, this way you can always go back to the JJ if you decide to. Based on your location this may not be a very cost effective solution.
 
Got that email saying your bass is ready........

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Joking.....But, it is a beautiful Sadowsky TYO. Man, what a looker!! Quilted matching headstock!! :hyper: