Sweet Dreams

[Dr. Cheese]

Part of my Monday morning ritual is to check out the "In Stock" section of the Sadowsky website. Two great lookers especially caught my eye this morning. Here's one:



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[Dr. Cheese]

Here's another!



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[Kasper007]

The precision doesn't look great IMO, but that jazz looks gorgeous! It looks like a fretless or is it just without dots?

 

[Dr. Cheese]

I think it's without dots.

 

[superblues]

mmmm delicious green p

 

[Figjam]

Couldnt put em both in the same post?

I dig the second one, mostly just the color and fingerboard though.

 

[tplyons]

I'm really diggin' the P. Would love a sweet five string P.

 

[hiderebirth]

that precision looks great

 

[matt"bass"]

The jazz is HOTT, but the P is nothing special except for the extra string, i was considering checking a Japanese Fender P can't remeber the exact name, but its a sig model. Just a plain simple P with a fith string. IMO there arn't enough of those around.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

I agree the P is plain, but to me, some of Sadowsky's appeal is that they look so everyday, but they clearly are not. It's like driving a hotrod Ford Taurus that can blow the doors of a Ferrari.

 

[KJung]

I agree the P is plain, but to me, some of Sadowsky's appeal is that they look so everyday, but they clearly are not. It's like driving a hotrod Ford Taurus that can blow the doors of a Ferrari.

Hah! That's a good description. I enjoy my basic Sadowsky RV5 on the gig more than my old fancy schmancy 'weigh a ton cost a fortune' Fodera. Of course, the Fodera was a wonderful bass, but not in any way superior to the Sadowsky IMO. Given that they are meant to cop the 'Fender' vibe, I actually appreciate the simpler colors and woods in the P and J models!

 

[BartmanPDX]

Why did I click on that first one?

I love a spalted top with a burst finish.

Looks a lot like AJ Brown's old #4311, which I was a huge fan of.