The Ideal Studio........

Sadowsky5
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The Ideal Studio........ Oct 17, 2003 7:41:56 GMT -5

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Post by Sadowsky5 on Oct 17, 2003 7:41:56 GMT -5

what's your ideal studio setup?!

by that I mean, if you could have your choice of ANY amps, basses, guitars - basically anything musical, what would you have?

I'd end up with heaps of stuff I'd never use, but here's what I'd definately want:

*At least 5 Sadowskys (2 4 strings, 2 5 strings and a Tele)

*A Fender American Deluxe Jazz Bass V

*Fender Stu Hamm "Urge II" Bass

*Fender Roscoe Beck Sig. Model Bass

*Ibanez EDA905 FOF

*Ibanez S1320 FOF

*Gallien Krueger Head of some sort + 410 cab

*Ampeg SVT-4PRO + 410 cab

*Ampeg B series combo of some sort

*SWR "Megoliath" 810 Cabinet

*Fender Custom Classic Jazz Bass V

*Peavey Firebass Head + Peavey 410 + 115bBXBW (my bro has these and they're awesome!)

...........and a whole load of other usesless crap i'm too lazy to write out right now! ;D

Last Edit: Oct 17, 2003 7:42:30 GMT -5 by Sadowsky5

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The Ideal Studio........ Oct 17, 2003 18:17:23 GMT -5

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Post by Loki on Oct 17, 2003 18:17:23 GMT -5

The Ideal Studio huh. Well, i'd have too many basses to list but I'll list some of the main ones:

1. At least a few sadowsky's but not quite as many as Jason has (I think it's 18 now)

2. A Custom Ken Bebensee bass (www.kbguitars.com) they make some of the most beatiful natural wood basses I've ever seen

3. An alembic series I or series II. I played a series I the other day for about a half-hour and it was literally the nicest bass I have EVER played in every aspect. And to think a series II alembic would only be better is beyond my imagination.

4. A Ken Lawrence ChamberBrase bass (http://www.bassalone.com/chamberbr6.html) Wow is all I can say

5. A 1958 or 1964 Fender P-bass

6. A few Basslab basses (www.basslab.de) they are interesting.

As you can tell, I'm really into the independant luthiers and lesser know companies and I absolutely love natural wood finish basses over all others.

As for Amps:

Some vintage Ampeg heads and some SVT-2 and 4 pros.
SVT 4x10 and 8x10 cabs.

Some SWR cabs

Probably try out some other lesser know companies amps and cabs. I think that a lot of the time, the lesser know companies and independant luthiers make the best stuff

So yeah. And my Dad is a very talented profesional soundguy so I'd have him build me an awesome studio

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breadfan Jasonite Posts: 19	The Ideal Studio........ Dec 30, 2003 22:30:24 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by breadfan on Dec 30, 2003 22:30:24 GMT -5 An amp so big and loud it could blow a womans clothes off. A kirk hammet custom guitar of some kind. A bass that Jason used. The drum set Lars has. Ten thousand microphones.

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