NICE Fender32. Glad you dig it. That's pretty much my dream (in terms of reachability) Sadowsky.
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From Japan, via Scotland, to Germany - my brand new M5-24!![]()
What an amazingly full, rounded and punchy tone this thing has. Fantastic B string too - I'm relearning a load of basslines, just to incorporate it
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The whole bass is so light that, now, I only stop practising when my fingers hurt ... not my back!
It's the lightest bass in this "group photo", even though it's the only fiver! Incredible piece of work!
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Hmmm, I wonder what your favorite color scheme is for basses?![]()
The Sadowsky looks great, but I also admire the choice of tones. You should be able to cover any situation with those instruments.
NICE Fender32. Glad you dig it. That's pretty much my dream (in terms of reachability) Sadowsky.
, that might be years from now
"What's all the fuss about"?, on plugging it into the Bass POD XT and then (later) into my LMII, I realised just what all the fuss is about
, IMO. Not as "rough", "clanky" and "scooped" sounding perhaps, but it has that "hi-fi" sort of quality to it, if you know what I mean?
.That's the sexiest bass I've seen ever.....![]()
You should be able to cover any situation with those instruments.
I've played this bass and I can vouch for it. Definitely one of the "magic" Metros, and I DO think not all Metros are created equal. VERY nice!Here's my Metro, #3 of 10 of the first Metro Namm Basses. The color is (I believe) called Corsica Blue Metallic...
I've played this bass and I can vouch for it. Definitely one of the "magic" Metros, and I DO think not all Metros are created equal. VERY nice!
Here's my Metro, #3 of 10 of the first Metro Namm Basses. The color is (I believe) called Corsica Blue Metallic and I have never seen any other RV5's (Metro or NYC ) in that color. It is a really rich finnish that looks like it's about ten inches thick. I bought this bass new, and sold it on TB after about a year and a half when I had a used NYC. Anyway, after about six months it became available again and I repurchased it. In my efforts to get out of Debt and deal with some pay changes at work I recently sold my NYC (a carmel burst MV5 with Gold hardware #3730) at LDS (I'd love to know if a fellow TB'er got it). While it was a great bass the Metro works for me just fine, although that NYC had a killer fingerstyle sound and was actually warmer then my RV5. Anyway I doubt I'll buy another one unless a rich uncle dies, I hit the lotto, or I start playing a lot more. But Sadowsky has cured my GAS for other basses. If I did get a Tombowlus type budget, I probably would end up with a massive collection of Sadowskys and a few other Fender J super basses to compliment it (Avello Copello, Celender). The MTD, Fodera thing just isn't my thing.![]()
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No offense, but while I love tort, IMHO white or pearl are way better for LPB/Corsica or whatever they call this. In other words, don't touch it, Burk!sweet lord, that is what metallic blue should look like. course, a nice tortoise guard would rock, too.![]()
sure, but this is pretty dang sexy...
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its that inner metal kid from jr high thing...![]()
Hmmm, I wonder what your favorite color scheme is for basses?![]()
The Sadowsky looks great, but I also admire the choice of tones. You should be able to cover any situation with those instruments.