Kev

oo that was my first post, seems a little slow..... Site looks good though, take getting use to of course!

Has it been disclosed how you access the mobile site on non-iPhone smartphones????

Il come with my Warwick, Perhaps update original post to say who's coming and bringing what??

I would be up for it for sure, only down the road in Warwick.

By all means if you are in no rush for money then no harm in trying to get that for it, but be prepared for a likely longgg wait! do you want to disclose how much you paid for it?

[quote name='Jag_Bassist' post='1314153' date='Jul 23 2011, 07:47 PM']i think the circuits are either identical or very very similar to civil war muffs anyway what did you mean not all original?[/quote] True, but the value of these old muffs, as with most pedals, is in the rarity rather than the sound, and the Civil War muffs are far rarer... Just a pedantic point, the one knob isn't original Maybe i'm wrong, not been in the buying/selling effect game for around 2 years so im out of touch! Out of interest, you say you have used it for a few months, how much did you pay for it may i ask?

To be honest, £300 seems MENTAL for a green muff, surely not?!! Have been out the game for a while though so maybe im wrong, but i swear the Civil War Gilmour muffs weren't even getting this much earlier this year. Id honestly think about £150 would be the ceiling price, particularly as its not all original?

I don't find the Warwick range too complicated, compare to Fender for example. To echo comments above, avoid buying new at the moment, just depreciate immediately and you'll lose alot when you sell; however if you pick a new one up and its perfect, you may never sell! Best bet is a 2nd hand one on here or ebay. Older the better IMHO, alhough the more recent ones get very positive reviews, but then again not many of them will be up for sale at the moment. I would look for a nice 90's active Corvette standard with a nice slim wenge neck for about 500-600 quid. If your budget is a bit higher, the streamer of WH above is pretty tasty, as is the other '91 streamer NT owned by Luke that is up for sale at the moment. Whilst the Rockbass range may be decent from time to time, they don't have the sound of a true Warwick due to the cheaper woods/electronics. I imagine quality control is at mexican Fender level so advise you try before you buy! How much have you to spend?

When is it shipping mate? Ordered mine on tuesday but no signs of it from postie yet.

Ordered

[quote name='bigthumb' post='1202544' date='Apr 17 2011, 12:28 PM']Newly acquired 1990 Streamer Stage I [/quote] Yup, thats the model streamer i want, just stunning with that neck!