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Club Sadowsky!!!

Normally I would say "Don't worry and just play". But the things you can do might include the following:

Nickel strings are more gentle on frets than stainless. Flatwounds are the most gentle.

Clean the bottom of the string after every playing session or gig.

Try to play with a lighter touch on the left hand

Roger

I think "Don't worry and just play" is the best advice you can give.

thanks
 
If we can get a finish like that - aged nitro with checking - I wonder if it would be possible to get the same finish, but without the nicks, dings, 'wear' and checking.... In other words: What about a nitro finished Sadowsky.........? :hiding:





You mean this one?????

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Robert
 
We will not be offering body nitro in any version other than the aged nitro. Our necks, of course, have always been nitro.

Roger

Well, I almost expected that. I had a conversation with Kevin regarding finish options (a couple of years ago, before ordering my NYC 5-string lefty), and he wrote that it was just too much trouble dealing with nitro finishes. But I guess the demand would be pretty high... Anyway, thanks a lot for you answer!

BTW: I gigged with my P/J lefty (No 5454) for the first time, recently. The sound guy made some not too friendly comments on my 'Fender ripoff', but after we started soundcheck, his expression changed quite a lot... Feels like that bass makes my bandmates almost as happy as me...
 
Nothing "downgraded" about a Metro, IMO, other than less choice in colors and woods.
If you don't need something outside what's standard for the Metro line, they're great basses.
 

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