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Club Sadowsky!!!

I made reference to a builder (a few posts back) who has a few whiskers - figuratively speaking - and I would like take this neat little opportunity to pay tribute to the guy. Quite a number of years ago this beauty caught my eye. I believe it was possibly the 1st of the kind.
This is Rob Radack's design & craftsmanship. I know this because I remember phoning to inquire.
It is a novel tribute to the 50's P.
Well done Rob.
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Rob Radack also built my PJ4.

I made reference to a builder (a few posts back) who has a few whiskers - figuratively speaking - and I would like take this neat little opportunity to pay tribute to the guy. Quite a number of years ago this beauty caught my eye. I believe it was possibly the 1st of the kind.
This is Rob Radack's design & craftsmanship. I know this because I remember phoning to inquire.
It is a novel tribute to the 50's P.
Well done Rob.
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Last time I saw Buddy Guy his bass player was using a LPB ash/maple 24-5. It sounded great.

+1 Do you know who it was?

Orlando Wright.
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I've seen a few times with Buddy, and have never seen him play a sadowsky.

Robert
 
Orlando Wright.
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I've seen a few times with Buddy, and have never seen him play a sadowsky.

Robert
I found Orlando's information, and I don't think it was him for that show. Now I'm more curious than ever, but I did a bunch of searching last night and came up empty handed. *argh* I remember him well because he kinda' "prowled" around the stage the way he moved, and Buddy made the mention of bringing sex back to the bass or something like that.
 
I am torn between these for the future reverse PJ 5er:
Quilt Maple on Ash/Braz neck,
Quilt Maple on Alder/Braz neck
Alder/Braz neck

:help: Steer me in the right direction guys and gals....

Not even a contest in my mind. The PJ5 is all about the Alder/Brazilian combo. That wood combo and the PJ5 voicing just works so well. It sits perfectly in the mix and has a big, supportive tone that is incredibly flexible.

I can literally get away using my Braz/Alder PJ5 in any musical setting with nothing more than a tweak of the blend knob.
 
I can't recall what you were waiting for ...?

Metro M5-24 in vintage tint.

I ordered it last Wednesday, and have been eagerly awaiting it's arrival. I start rehearsals for my next theatre gig this Sunday, and wanted to use it for the production. If I can get it worked out with my day job, I'll be using the bass for a pop gig on Saturday.
 
Metro M5-24 in vintage tint.

I ordered it last Wednesday, and have been eagerly awaiting it's arrival. I start rehearsals for my next theatre gig this Sunday, and wanted to use it for the production. If I can get it worked out with my day job, I'll be using the bass for a pop gig on Saturday.

sweet, there is something about vintage tint that I can't resist, :hyper:
 
sweet, there is something about vintage tint that I can't resist, :hyper:

I agree. I was leaning towards Dark Cherry Burst, but the wait time wasn't worth it to me, so Vintage Tint was my second choice.

I was hoping that I'd sleep till noon today so that I wouldn't be compulsively checking the UPS website (it's being delivered to my job...and today is my day off). :hyper:
 
I love it. Not sure when it will ship but here are my Pictures from Kevin.
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WOAH! NICE AS HE.... HECK!!!

Is that Roger's signature on the back of the headstock? I'm jealous. Ok, I'm jealous anyway, but that's just icing on the cake. :)

Did he end up mentioning a weight?