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Club Sadowsky!!!

I think the coolest thing about this is actually how small the differences are. I actually like the HC pickup better on the bridge PU. In slap mode, I just hear the SC being a little bit more open sounding. But if you were not doing a direct AB, I really find the differences to be very small, which pleases me.

Thanks Fran, for taking the time to do this and post it.

Roger

+1. In fact, I find the differences so small, that I believe I will comfortably opt for the HC PU's when the time comes. They are so close, that as Roger said, without A-B'ing, they just sound GREAT! and in a band mix, I don't think you'd notice one way or the other. Talk about an outstanding HC pick up! Bravo!
 
I did a little A/B regarding HC vs SC. Check it out here:
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I have to say that the Sadowsky SCs are very, very quiet. I don't know if it's due to the own pickups or to the stellar shielding on the basses.

Hope it helps

Whoa! I got to listen with the volume way up this time and I know now that I chose the right pickups (HC) based on your samples. Thank you!!!
 
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Would you believe this bass was stolen at a performance a couple of months ago and three weeks later recovered and returned to me by an incredibly cool pawn shop owner. The thief is having dinner 2nite courtesy of the local city jail. How lucky was that :):):).
 
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Ive done tons of shows with both sets of pickups. I really cant tell much of a difference. There is a difference with the Nordstrand big singles, though. Gritty, more output, almost "distort" if you dont watch the gain. All three sets rock!! Im fortunate to have basses with all of them. Life is good

Rob
 
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Would you believe this bass was stolen at a performance a couple of months ago and three weeks later recovered and returned to me by an incredibly cool pawn shop owner. The thief is having dinner 2nite courtesy of the local city jail. How lucky was that :):):).

I'm glad that schmuck got his just rewards! Grats on getting that bass back. Send a bottle of something nice to that pawn shop owner. :cool:
 
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Would you believe this bass was stolen at a performance a couple of months ago and three weeks later recovered and returned to me by an incredibly cool pawn shop owner. The thief is having dinner 2nite courtesy of the local city jail. How lucky was that :):):).

:eek::eek::eek::eek: YOU'RE KIDDING!!!! Wow, that is an awesome shop keeper. Man, again, the is a beautiful Sadowsky. If you decide to sell....:hiding::D:)
 
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Would you believe this bass was stolen at a performance a couple of months ago and three weeks later recovered and returned to me by an incredibly cool pawn shop owner. The thief is having dinner 2nite courtesy of the local city jail. How lucky was that :):):).

Man I love that deep blue over quilt.
Like a swimming pool or something.

Beautiful bass!
 
lame pic of my brand spankin' new ash/ebony sad w/ nordie fat stacks in 70s positions, but hey, its got my sa200 in it, too!

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Nice gear, joker, but you do realize, that 'stand' is for your ass. They make other stands that hold a bass much better! :smug:

Tom.