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Lets See Those Beautiful Quilted Maple Tops!

#181
VintageBT6Lover said:
Wow, Tom!! :eek: :eek:

I just now saw your top for your PJ. Jeez leweez!!

I could go either way, I suppose. Being the owner, you have the luxury of removing the pickguard and enjoying it in the privacy of your own home! :D
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Thanks! Roger just told me that the bass is done, so you'll all know pretty soon with route (excuse the pun) I took. :D
 
#183
My Sadowsky.

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#185
MAJOR METAL said:
Doctor Jim you have a green Sadowsky ?
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Yes sir, Mr Metal.
I ordered it and received it from Roger around 1990.
I remember when it arrived: my right hand was in a cast from a torn ligament (triqueto-lunate) and I had to wait a few weeks before I could put it through the paces. If I had to take one guitar to a desert island, it would be the green one. Just an amazing instrument.
 
#187
JimS said:
Yes sir, Mr Metal.
I ordered it and received it from Roger around 1990.
I remember when it arrived: my right hand was in a cast from a torn ligament (triqueto-lunate) and I had to wait a few weeks before I could put it through the paces. If I had to take one guitar to a desert island, it would be the green one. Just an amazing instrument.
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I am partial to Green Sadowsky's myself ;) :bassist:
 
#191
christle said:
I imagine that reverse P help fatten up the D & G strings. Is that correct? I like the look of that bass :D
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We'll see! I have the universal route, so I will be able to try it in both configurations. Mike Winnen has been brain-washing me pretty good on the glory of the reverse-P, though! ;):D
 

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