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@Jack steel strings will be fine. You should expect some wear on your frets over the years and they can be redressed by a luthier. Bottom line is; do they sound good to you? If so, play on!

@patrikmarky find one and play it. Be patient, necks can vary but you already know how good Warwicks are. There will be one out there for you. Good hunting!

Word.

No pressy buttons and searchy? 🤣

“Broadcast live on Friday 28th November 1985, plus the songs they carried on playing when the show went off-air after transmission”. On YouTube. Go watch it. Michael Burnett playing a Stingray that sounds amazing. What a player. What a singer. What a band! Eyes right!

Great place. Bought a 97 Warwick from them last year. Traded a pedal too. Recommended.

@Terry M. no. I’ll check it out 👍

@Rusco There’s a gate on the deluxe bass Big Muff. Works a treat for me.

Cameo - The Hits Collection So good, so good!

Beautiful! There is balance in the universe!

@bubinga5 good points. Funk is feel thing. Funk is a radio and we all choose to tune in to our favourite stations. For me it’s the heavier, more psychedelic sounds of P-Funk and Prince. Respect to James Brown and Earth Wind and Fire but I’ll never listen to them.

Prince - Stare

@Tradfusion good stuff! Was going to recommend using a maroon Scotch-Brite pad.

Warwick (4 string) is my favourite, especially the older ones with the more rounded edges. An old Fender headstock feels like home, love them too. Always liked the Tobias headstocks (anybody got a picture?). And the Jaydee on here is just so classy.