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Sadowsky Action shots

#142
svtb15 said:
haha.. Yeah . just last week my ex said that too.. Her an i bought that shirt on melrose in LA in maybe 1990.. its vintage now.. hahha.. I liked the velvet..
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Velvet????
Umm.....you may have to turn in your man card and hand over your Sadowsky.......we'll let the masses decide your fate.....;)
 
#147
Getting some good use out of my Metro here! Playing for them union workers at Federation Fest 2010 here in South Florida.

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#151
LizzyD said:
Hey Ken, how does the SWR bass compare to your Metro? How do you choose between them?
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I flip a coin! But the SWR still gets the most use. Super light and thin neck profile. They do have different sounds, the SWR is warmer than the Metro. The Metro has more mids and highs....great for slap.

Hey Liz, funny how we both use to be big Carvin heads....and now!
 
#152
ClassicJazz said:
I flip a coin! But the SWR still gets the most use. Super light and thin neck profile. They do have different sounds, the SWR is warmer than the Metro. The Metro has more mids and highs....great for slap.

Hey Liz, funny how we both use to be big Carvin heads....and now!
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I was thinking the same thing. Also funny is that I was just looking at Carvin's most recent offerings when I recommended them to a guitar player friend who's in the market for a new axe. I still have two guitars and my fretless kit I won't part with, but I can't see ever going back to their basses after drinking the Sadowsky kool-aid. If I add anything else it will be another Sad. :cool:
 

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