Why yes it is.
It arrives today. Look for more pics here this weeend.
Cool! We'll all look forward to them! Your pics are always a teat, um, I mean treat!
cheers,
Kevin
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Sadowsky Gallery (Part 2)
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Cool! We'll all look forward to them! Your pics are always a teat, um, I mean treat!
cheers,
Kevin
"Man, Jim S and Jackie Trehorn treat objects like women....sigh...man"Cool! We'll all look forward to them! Your pics are always a teat, um, I mean treat!
cheers,
Kevin
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Why yes it is.
Sorry for the guitat talk, y'all. It arrives today. Look for more pics here this weeend.
- redwood top
- alder body
- maple neck
- Brazilian rosewood fingerboard w/o inlays or dots
- translucent stained matching headstock
- Lollar P90s
- Sadowsky OBP
- Sadowsky vintage tremelo
- 5 way switch with pull volume to activate bridge giving classic Tele outside combo & all 3 pups too
oh crap!
sounds killer. but dang, didnt know roge was using redwood, too. can anyone else imagine a redwood top on a modern 5 w/ an ebony board?!
...can anyone else imagine a redwood top on a modern 5 w/ an ebony board?!
And black hardware!
oh crap!
sounds killer. but dang, didnt know roge was using redwood, too. can anyone else imagine a redwood top on a modern 5 w/ an ebony board?!
I sent Roger two redwood billets a loooong time ago. Since then a few redwood guitars popped up on his site last month.
I think a redwood M5 would kill and I thought about getting a matching Modern in redwood but then again, variety is the spice of life so my Modern is a '59 burst.
Got it last night. Plays like Sadowsky butter, rainbow of tones......
I know I'm pushing the lattitude here with a guitar but it is a Sadowsky and who knows, maybe this will prompt Roger to make or someone to order a redwood topped Sadowsky bass. My next instrument in this thread will be a bass. I promise.
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I know I'm pushing the lattitude here with a guitar but it is a Sadowsky and who knows, maybe this will prompt Roger to make or someone to order a redwood topped Sadowsky bass. My next instrument in this thread will be a bass. I promise.
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I'm eye-ing this Sadowsky that's on ebay. I could use it for a series of gigs coming up that require me to play 5-string. Don't know much about the Sadowsky model, just know I like the sound. What do you guys think about this one? Too expensive?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=190153715674&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=009
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Since you have experience with both the humbuckers and the single coils, could you explain the difference between the two. I have a Metro UV on order and have been agonising over whether to swap out the standard humbuckers to single coils.
I love that color.
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Blue stain on spalted maple looks amazing. I also drool over the the '59 bursts on spalt.
....Very sexy stuff on the IN STOCK page right now.
....Very sexy stuff on the IN STOCK page right now.
+1
The blue one is amazing, but has a weird PU position for a 24-5 IMHO. I like this one better:
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Seems to have the standard 24-5 PU placement, and look at the weight! WOW! That's what my rupture of the acromio-clavicular joint needs!
