For sale Sadowsky Vintage PJ-5

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I decided to put this one up for sale.. It's a Vintage PJ-5 now with a matching headstock.. It's in excellent shape and plays like butter.. The headstock was done by Pat Wilkens and he refinished the back of the neck with a nice light satin finish.. It will ship in a Sadowsky soft hardshell case via Fedex.. Asking $3300.00 shipped in the U.S. only...
No trades please...
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SCT1422

SCT1422

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Heres 2 close up shots.. I checked over the bass and cannot find any dents, nicks, dings or scratches.. Maybe some very fine light surface scratches that are typical in a used bass.. Hardly any fret wear and the only mod is the blend control is wired in the normal mode...
 
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Tim Bishop said:
Can you elaborate on what this means? What is normal mode? Does it mean you cannot pan between front and back pick-ups?
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Sadowskys come with the blend control reversed meaning counter clockwise for the neck pickup.. Normal is clockwise for the neck pickup and counter for the bridge...
 
Joelc73

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My old bass. This one absolutely kills. If you are looking for a Sadowsky PJ, jump on this. I've had three of them and you won't find better.
 
cubanz

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"Normal is clockwise for the neck pickup and counter for the bridge" - a pet peeve of mine on most basses. It makes so much more sense to me to turn the knob toward the pickup you want to emphasize. GLWTS
 
rwider

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You have some nice basses and I miss that sub 8lb bass on my beat up shoulders.........
 
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cubanz said:
"Normal is clockwise for the neck pickup and counter for the bridge" - a pet peeve of mine on most basses. It makes so much more sense to me to turn the knob toward the pickup you want to emphasize. GLWTS
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I agree. Makes way more sense to me that way, too.

I believe that Sadowsky refers to this as "Reverse Pan". That is to say, once it's been changed from factory settings, it is a "Reverse Pan".
 
rwider

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Killer deal here folks! If I could swing it, this very light weight, great playing/looking bass would be gone......
7.95 lbs?
Bump!
 
Joelc73

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I can't believe this one is still available. This was my old bass and I sold two other NYC PJ5's to buy it. The others were no slouches but this one was the best of the lot. It's a really good bass.
 

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