I sell mine. 

$100/hour.

Speak to my manager

Sold nearly all my studio gear and cleaned up the music room; also got my gear back from the rehearsal space so I lined nearly  all of it up for one pretty osbscene guttonous photo.

Last night

Sadowsky duo on bass and guitar

I didn't see anything.

The reverse P pickup, I believe, was the brainchild of Ken Fallon (former Sadowsky employee) and Roger Sadowsky.

It give more pop on the G string when you have both pickups 'on'.

Is that an older prototype when you were offering both scales for the semihollow or a  new venture into the 25.5" scale for the semihollow?

It is the semihollow in this photo:


 

Try steaming it out.  Take a small piece of paper towel and fold it a few times and moisten.  Then press the tip of a soldering iron right over the ding (with the paper towel between the iron and the neck).  If 2 or 3 attempts do not produce results, prop the bass sideways so the ding is vertical and place a very small but damp piece of paper towel directly on the ding.  Leave it there for a few hours and see if there is any improvement.

If not, have a competent tech fill the ding with superglue or thickened lacquer.

roger

I remember this technique.  It really works; my ding was the result of my oaf-like tendencies       

Hey Decker,

If your first name is Brooklyn and you happen to model for Sports Illustrated, I'll buy you a NYC bass.

I can see Roger creating the Intense Jim signature model. It just needs someboyd spilling a bunch of paint buckets on top of it.

and have skis and boobies!

I loved my Modern 4 and my J bass with soapbars in 60s pup locations. And I dug the combined pup setting on both basses so much that I wished I could go back and forth at the flick of a switch. I figured they would elegantly fit another pup in a J neck location or close to it.

I submitted the idea to Roger, Kevin, and Rob.  After some ruminating and a final thumbs up, she is in existance and is a hoot to play.

I'll try to get some clips in a week or two.

That's all I have to say.

Except that it's more fun than Charlie Sheen sitting at the same table as your sisters at your wedding reception.

Five way switch

1. bridge
2. bridge + middle (like Sadowsky Modern)
3. bridge + neck (like J bass combined)
4. middle + neck (more funky stankiness)
5. neck

Chambered ash body.

Updated

Last Friday night









Not a Sadowsky but plenty of action