Great sounding bass. Guy is a really solid player too. But over 9 minutes before he plays a note? Boooo.
I still love my Japanese M24-5 string. Fantastic bass.
I still love my Japanese M24-5 string. Fantastic bass.
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I've had mine since 2007 - will never sell it - has the tightest b string in the world yes the world better than your dingwall and your pedulla and your MTD and your Roscoe and maybe your Ken smith lolGreat sounding bass. Guy is a really solid player too. But over 9 minutes before he plays a note? Boooo.
I still love my Japanese M24-5 string. Fantastic bass.
I have a Sadowsky (RSD) five string fretless. The B string is second to nobody.I've had mine since 2007 - will never sell it - has the tightest b string in the world yes the world better than your dingwall and your pedulla and your MTD and your Roscoe and maybe your Ken smith lol
It looks like you can purchase straight from W Music Distribution USA.
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Sadowsky MetroExpress 24-Fret Modern Bass | Roasted Maple Fingerboard | 5-String | High Polish
Sadowsky MetroExpress 24-Fret Modern Bass Right-hand version 5-string electric bass 34" (864 mm) long scale Bolt-on construction Okoume body Roasted Maple neck Roasted Maple fingerboard 12" fingerboard radius Sadowsky Just-A-Nut III 1.87" (47.5 mm) nut width 24 nickel silver frets (width: 0.094"...shopwmusicdistributionusa.com
@Dr. Cheese, have you decided on a colour or fretboard yet?
If you want to crowdsource your decision, my vote is orange.No, but I will.
I was wondering the exact same thing.@Dr. Cheese, have you decided on a colour or fretboard yet?
Here is Da Maestro slinging some Modern Metro Express funk!
I jumped on a Metroexpress Hybrid PJ 5 when they were first released and was very disappointed. I'm still a little gun shy as far as the Metroexpress line goes, but that does sound really good.
That bass had some bigger issues than just a noisy single coil J pickup. It's too bad because the parts themselves looked great and seemed to be pretty good quality, but the assembly of the parts was absolutely horrendous.I guess your bass had a true single coil at the bridge and it was noisy. It may have had bad frets too. None of that will be an issue for the current basses.