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I love the tone I get from it when I play gently but I have quite a heavy hand unfortunately. I was hoping to avoid modifying it because its one of the limited edition basses but getting rid of the P pickup is the only real option

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1392833955' post='2373296'] Save up and have both? [/quote] If I would I could! Unfortunately I'm a skint unemployed (not through lack of trying) student

Not too sure if this is the right place for this (if not let me know!) Basically in August last year I bought a Warwick Thumb LTD 2006 Dirty Blonde. I absolutely adore how it plays, looks and feels to play but I feel like I can't get on with having a Precision pickup, I feel like they sound a little bit too harsh for my liking. I love the tone 90% of the time but occasionally hear the P pickup a little too much. Over the last 2 months or so I've been seriously GAS'ing for a Dingwall bass (and missing my low B string) but have never played with fan frets before. I'm in 2 minds about it because I haven't ever played a bass as nice as the Warwick but also feel like I haven't got my ideal tone with it. Any advice from people with more wisdom than I is appreciated

Exactly as Mark said. Really good piece of kit but I don't use it as often as I should considering the price. That being sait when I have used it, it has been really handy!

Past - "Spider" branded starter thing Ibanez K5 OLP Fretless stingray Spector Spectorcore 5 Ibanez sr506 Sterling Ray 34 Lakland 55-01 (with Nordie pups) Present - (short one this) Warwick Thumb LTD 2006 dirty blonde

Can I count this guy? http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152595871488084

My favourite would have to be my Warwick Thumb "Dirty Blonde". Ever since I got it I've been dissapointed with every other bass I've played.

Never tried an Alpher although I've wanted to ever since I found out about them. This one sounds mighty pretty as well!

Only met a few bc'ers but have always been lovely and it's great to be able to talk about basses every so often!

Mother of god that thing is horrendous.

The truss rod covers also usually say something other than standard ones, i.e the year it's specific to. To me it looks like a normal FNA Jazzman.

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1388589391' post='2323715'] Thumb comfy sitting down -yes Thumb comfy sitting down -no [/quote] Mine is extremely comfy in both! It isnt the bubinga model so it being lighter than normal could have something to do with it?

I can't vouch for peavey but I do hear a lot of praise for them! Yamahas are really good quality for the value. Ibanez sr500's are fairly decent and can be picked up second hand usually really cheap

I was going to say Warwick thumb is exceedingly comfortable sitting down and standing

Trevor Dunns versatility always inspires me.

Love Meshuggah and Haake is a phenomenal drummer. Saw them live last year and they were insanely tight (especially considering what they were playing!)

I was going to buy this one myself but then found a sr506 for the same price and went for that!

Wish I could make it but I'd need to book a hotel if I was to come!

[quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1388071617' post='2318277'] Nope it is for 1 pack it says they have 5 available if you look [/quote] Mobile site isn't that clear!

The ad is for 5 packs though? It says "Quantity 5"