Thanks, I will give this a try. It wasn't making this buzzy sound when I first put these on awhile back. Just noticed it recently.
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Thanks, I will give this a try. It wasn't making this buzzy sound when I first put these on awhile back. Just noticed it recently.
Chef said:
I'll tell her as long ad you don't mind me crashing in your guest room for "a few days." I can commute from Columbia.
Chef
In Memoriam
- Nov 4, 2003
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LOL!!! Yeah I know I know!
Gotta say, I walked in, Jamie had it sitting on the stand, from the second I picked it up and plugged it in and started playing.....like an old pair of shoes.....just "right".
Instantly had the sound that's in my head coming from the bass.
Why the hell do I do this....I ALWAYS end up back at Sadowsky.
ALWAYS.....
This one Vic:
I have pretty intensive rehearsals for Christmas this year at my church (some of you have seen the clips from years past- it's pretty intense. A big church) and have a LOT of gigs through the end of the year. And bookings filling up through April as well.
This bass is gonna see a LOT of gigs the next few months.
Be able to give my Valenti a rest!
Do you want me to start at the top of the list? It could take a while...
DROOL!!!
That's completely awesome.
- Nov 4, 2003
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Do you want me to start at the top of the list? It could take a while...
Dude, my "Past Gear" list in my profile is 100% solid and true.
Yes I've owned a LOT of basses. But always had my trusty Fender as my main bass.
And I pretty much always make my way back to a Sadowsky. I usually only go no longer than about a year tops without one.
It was actually just a ribbing... BS aside tho, yeah, I've seen what you've been through and played some of it. Definitely top shelf, but then again, that comes as no surprise for someone at your skill level, either.
- Nov 4, 2003
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It was actually just a ribbing... BS aside tho, yeah, I've seen what you've been through and played some of it. Definitely top shelf, but then again, that comes as no surprise for someone at your skill level, either.
Aww, thanks Vic....does that mean I have to be nice to you now????
Have a safe and Blessed Thanksgiving everyone!
In!
I'm posting from San Francisco, but last I checked, I had these two at home:
Of course, Jerry J does know where I live, so I hope the PJ is still there when I get back.
I'm posting from San Francisco, but last I checked, I had these two at home:
Of course, Jerry J does know where I live, so I hope the PJ is still there when I get back.
Back at ya! 3 games on Thurs means I'm livin' it w/ you guys. Ours was in Oct. Enjoy!
B.
- Apr 3, 2003
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LOL!!! Yeah I know I know!
Gotta say, I walked in, Jamie had it sitting on the stand, from the second I picked it up and plugged it in and started playing.....like an old pair of shoes.....just "right".
Instantly had the sound that's in my head coming from the bass.
Why the hell do I do this....I ALWAYS end up back at Sadowsky.
ALWAYS.....
This one Vic:
I have pretty intensive rehearsals for Christmas this year at my church (some of you have seen the clips from years past- it's pretty intense. A big church) and have a LOT of gigs through the end of the year. And bookings filling up through April as well.
This bass is gonna see a LOT of gigs the next few months.
Be able to give my Valenti a rest!
Mike:
That is a drop-dead gorgeous bass! Congrats!
And dude, you ending up with a Sadowsky (again) definitely just seems "right."
Tom.
TimothyGroovy
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- Aug 3, 2000
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Just happened a friend asking me on what kind of natural wood top that Sadowsky NYC shop able to offer for custom orders. So I put this up for him. It is absolutely EYEs candies!!! 
Flamed Maple Top
Quilted Maple Top
Maple Burl Top
Spalted Maple Top
Buckeye Maple Top
Koa Top
Brazilian Rosewood Top
Macassar Ebony Top
Lace Burl Top
Cocobolo Top
Ziracote Top
Amboyna Burl
Flame Myrtle Top
Walnut Top
Flamed Maple Top
Quilted Maple Top
Maple Burl Top
Spalted Maple Top
Buckeye Maple Top
Koa Top
Brazilian Rosewood Top
Macassar Ebony Top
Lace Burl Top
Cocobolo Top
Ziracote Top
Amboyna Burl
Flame Myrtle Top
Walnut Top
- Feb 3, 2005
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- Endorsing artist: Bergantino Audio Systems and GHS Strings
- Feb 3, 2005
- 7,331
- 10,198
- Disclosures
- Endorsing artist: Bergantino Audio Systems and GHS Strings
yuujin said:
I haven't changed mine from factory settings but I may bump the level up a bit. I love it with my overdrive pedal.
If I were a greedy bassist this one would be company with my PJ4. Since I'm one of the generous kind I'll let someone else grab this one :
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FINISH | Vintage Blonde
BODY | Swamp Ash
NECK | Maple with Thin Matte Nitro Finish
FINGERBOARD | Maple, 9" Radius, 1 3/4" Nut Width, Vintage Tint
PICKGUARD | Parchment
HARDWARE | Chrome
PICKUPS | Sadowsky P/J
WEIGHT | 7.90 lbs. (3.58 kg)
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FINISH | Vintage Blonde
BODY | Swamp Ash
NECK | Maple with Thin Matte Nitro Finish
FINGERBOARD | Maple, 9" Radius, 1 3/4" Nut Width, Vintage Tint
PICKGUARD | Parchment
HARDWARE | Chrome
PICKUPS | Sadowsky P/J
WEIGHT | 7.90 lbs. (3.58 kg)
