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All I can see if a bass floating against a natural foliage type background - perhaps he's a bass ninja?

[quote name='ThomBassmonkey' post='885904' date='Jul 4 2010, 10:34 PM']If you have £500 to spend, you're going to struggle to find either (I was thinking about one a couple of months back and they were going for around the £700 mark). Your chances are much higher with a corvette though.[/quote] +1

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[quote name='TJAS92' post='883391' date='Jul 1 2010, 08:33 PM']hey guys, I got some serious gassing for a warwick but im stuck between which one i want. I have played both of them and really liked the feel of both. I was wondering what fellow bassist think i should get cheers TJ[/quote] [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=90989&st=0#entry881627"]Buy mine!![/url] Corvettes look loads better I reckon

Located in Bristol, looking for deps over the next 6-7 weeks If anyone knows of someone "in need", drop me a line? Cheers

As the guys have mentioned, loads of tonal variety but still has it's own "voice" - can do deep/dark or nice n' bright slappy bite easily Always a head turner and I personally think the sexiest of all Waricks in terms of body shape - surprisingly good balance, loads better than my old MMSR5 or Sandy JM5 and still remains light on your shoulder Strangley enough I'm selling mine as it doesn't get used any more and seems pointless keeping her in her case all the time

[quote name='burno70' post='878779' date='Jun 27 2010, 12:57 PM']I enjoyed watching them. I didn't know whether the bass sound was light or whether it was my old telly. Fantastic live band though. Does anyone know what the glowing square is on the singers guitar? (sorry not great with names). Is this a musical device or just ornament?[/quote] It's a Kaoss Pad - check 'em out on the Korg website

I saw one a while ago online although think it was a prototype. As I play in a [url="http://www.therinkydinks.com"]ukulele band[/url], this really appeals to me but I didn't get on with my Ashbury when I had one - couldn't keep it in tune and was constantly snapping the really really tacky strings (I did use talc as lots of sites recommended too - was constantly vacuuming up after myself!) Does anyone know if the scale length is longer than an Ashbury, are the strings for all intents and purposes the same as an Ashbury and more importanly, do they do a 5 string version as I need a low B to keep up with the uke's tuning?! Any assistance muchly appreciated! Cheers

Bought my ODB (or OBD!) - all very nice and easy so many thanks! Enjoy mate