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Thanks for the kind words! You can bet I won't be leaving the forum! There will soon be an account under my name 'Garey'.... Please be patient during the transition for who whoever takes my position. Warwick Official will still be here to "assist you in any way"!!!! Thanks again!

[color=#000000][font=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif][size=3]Well - I wanted to let everyone know that I've made the decision to move on to another position. I'll be leaving Warwick so that I can work closer to home, and to better suit the needs of my family. I will not be posting as Warwick Official anymore - I thank everyone for the welcome I recieved, and a great time while I was here as an official rep for such a great company. I am honored to have had the opportunity to work for one of the best musical instrument manufacturers in the world - and glad to have 'met' you all! Its been a great time - Once again - THANK YOU!!![/size][/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif][size=3]Best regards, [/size][/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif][size=3]Garey[/size][/font][/color]

That is an absolutely beautiful Jazzman, Joe86! Very nice grain, and such a versatile instrument. Thanks for sharing!

Those are two gorgeous basses, and the photo is fantastic! Thanks for sharing, and enjoy you new arrival!

Well, John B Williams uses EUB entirely in his presentation. John Pattitucci is a master of the upright, but I'm not yet sure what his course will be in detail. And last year Antonella Mazza's presentation was done using EUB and electric both. Steve Bailey is also an amazing upright player - so perhaphs in the free time you could seek out some further details from either of them! Thanks!

[IMG]http://www.warwick.de/media/news_images/00000004176/BassCamp2013535.jpg[/IMG] As in the previous year, a Bass Camp organized in cooperation with the German magazine Gitarre & Bass will be hosted here at Warwick in Markneukirchen, Germany. From September 2nd to September 7th, bassists from all over the world again have the opportunity to learn from some of the world’s best low-end specialists! The following artists have signed up to join the Gitarre & Bass and Warwick Bass Camp 2013: Victor Wooten, Lee Sklar, John Pattituci, Stuart Hamm, Alphonso Johnson, Steve Bailey, Jonas Hellborg, John B. Williams, Dick Lövgren, Victor Brandt, Regi Wooten, Antonella Mazza, Andy Irvine, Hellmut Hattler, Wolfgang Schmid, Günther Gebauer and Ove Bosch. The number of participants is limited, and Gitarre & Bass has already received the first batch of registrations, so be sure to register in time for this outstanding event that is without equal world-wide. Please register at [url]www.gitarrebass.de/BassCamp[/url], for more information, please e-mail [email][email protected][/email]. Early registrants will be able to participate in the Bass Camp 2013 - including six overnight stays, meals and daily workshops - for the price of 599.00 € (this applies to bookings made until June 30th 2013 at the latest). Late bookers, who register starting from July 1st, pay 699.00 €. The Bass Camp 2013 will conclude with a company Open House Day on September 7th. As last year, when we celebrated Warwick’s 30th anniversary, there will be plenty of live music during the entire day. The following bands have confirmed to join us: Duff Boyz ([url]www.reverbnation.com/duffboyz[/url]), Wendrsonn ([url]www.wendrsonn.de[/url]), Hellmut Hattler & his band ([url]www.helmut-hattler.de[/url]), Angry Loner ([url]http://www.facebook.com/AngryLoner[/url]), and JoStLe. The main act will be the official German Rammstein cover band Herzleid ([url]www.herzleid-musik.de[/url]). For the evening of September 7th, a final Gitarre & Bass and Warwick Bass Camp 2013 party event is scheduled. The main act of the night will be the band Jamirolike, who will be partying with us until the early hours. Gitarre & Bass and Warwick are already looking forward to meeting everyone who will be joining us here in Markneukirchen from September 2nd to September 7th 2013. Direct registrations can be submitted here: [url]www.gitarrebass.de/BassCamp[/url]

[quote name='Kiwi' timestamp='1361043302' post='1980356'] Lee doesn't play upright...what on earth are they doing?! [/quote] Kiwi, Lee most certainly does! Of course its not what he's known for or makes his living from. Thanks!

Thanks! Unfortunately I won't be there...but I agree, it would be great to meet up sometime. Have fun, and be sure to catch Andy's clinic - as well as checking out all the new gear!

[IMG]http://www.warwick.de/media/news_images/00000004138/AndyIrvine535.jpg[/IMG] The London Bass Guitar Show at the Olympia exhibition Center in London, England, is one of the biggest events of the bass playing world. Each year, Bass players the world over arrive in droves in order to test-drive the latest instruments and amplifiers, talk shop, and of course, meet their idols in the flesh. This year, the perfect event for all low-end lovers will take place from March 2nd to March 3rd and the crème de la crème of the bass player scene will be attending. One of them is Warwick product specialist, clinician and bassist extraordinaire Andy Irvine, who has already traveled a large part of the world with his "The Sound of Bass Clinic Tour". The seasoned professional musician can be heard on more than 50 recordings, and also recently joined the roster of bass professors at Bootsy Collins' "Funk University". Andy will be teaching a master class on Saturday, February 2nd, which should not be missed by any fan of bass lessons that are both profound and fun. His clinics are not only practical and in-depth, but also always entertaining, as his passion and sense of humor always shine through. Andy not only believes in teaching every bass player the importance of being able to play every style authentically. Furthermore, one of Andy's main goals is to encourage everyone studying the bass to develop their own voice on the instrument. Andy's teaching methods range from profound Q&A sessions to playing examples and impromptu jams. Andy’s tips and anecdotes, coming straight from his career as a professional musician, are also invaluable advice for any bass player. Another important part of Andy's clinics is the wide variety of instruments and amplifiers made by Warwick, ranging from the RockBass models to the one-of-a-kind German-made instruments, and from the compact BC line to the new 1000 watt wonder LWA 1000. Furthermore, Andy is in perfect company at the London Bass Guitar Show 2013. Warwick Signature Artist Jonas Hellborg, the designer of our powerful and flexible Warwick Amps, Warwick Endorser and soul master Andrew Levy, and Warwick Player Guy Pratt, who is not only known as a first-class session and live player but also as an outstanding humorist, will also be attending the event. As a result, lovers of the Warwick Growl will definitely be getting their money’s worth! We will be seeing you in early March, at the London Olympia Exhibition Center! For more information on the London Bass Guitar Show, go here: http://www.londonbassguitarshow.com/

Mr. Foxen, I will get all the specs from our engineer, including bandwidth...the THD is 0.003% unlike some of the other Class D amps on the market that are 3%, 5%, or even 10% THD! I will update as soon as I have further detailed information. Thanks!

Actually, we are using an entirely new output section, that is not an IcePower module. And unlike our other Class D amps on the market we offer a genuine 1000 watt output at 4 ohms. Most other Class D amps use the IcePower modules, which are either 125w @ 2.7ohms or 250w @ 2.7ohms. This amp is loud, and has punch with a ton of low end. It will easily keep up with 2 half stack guitar amps and a loud drummer! Also, the wooden sides are removeable for the placement of rack ears.

bluejay - The Triumph Lite is currently not available as a lefty, but hopefully we will be able to offer it soon. Thanks! mart - Yes, the Pro Series Star Bass has been discontinued. throwoff - Correct, most of the German made basses have gone back to the Wenge neck for 2013. Thanks!

bluejay - I need to get clarification on the lefty version of the Triumph Lite...thanks for your patience! mart - The Rockbass Star Bass has a flat body, instead of the curved body shape of the German Star Bass II. Thanks!

And some more: Rockbass Star Bass II Rockbass Corvette Medium Scale (32") 5-string Rockbass Vampyre Dark Lord (F#-B-E-A)

merello - The Triumph Lite has an MSRP of £879,00 All price-lists can be seen here: http://warwick.de/modules/infos/info.php?rndtop&katID=14830&cl=EN Thumb LTD 2013 Warwick Streamer CV Rockbass Triumph Lite