Dazed

Congrats and also Yeee Harrr ?! Interesting story behind the bearded fella too

Wasn't owen doing a 4 to 5 a while back?

Dusty, that double neck!!

[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1421529825' post='2662440'] A close up: [/quote] Lovely addition that Kev. How early is it?

I think the warwick 90s -09 period was more "all over the place " than all baseball bats. I've played several that were great and a few that weren't. Seems to be a lack of consistency, or maybe design changes over the years but I haven't actually logged all the build years and sat and compared them. My advice is try one and see how you got on with it Regarding the flat wound or not debate. The best sounding fretless I've come across at the moment is wearing a set of roundwound Elixirs. Lovely tone. Flat wounds I find are too thumpy

Personally id be scouring the used ads for a warwick fretless bargain. I know of a couple, but they're mine ,all mine I tell ya!!

That's tasty! Really like the headstock wood/ scratchplate combo. Congrats !

Haven't had the pleasure of a fretless warwick yet. Any particular model you're interested in? If you haven't already, it would be worth posting this on the warwick forum. http://forum.warwick.de/forumdisplay.php/10-Warwick-Bass

I also suffered with Stingray post GAS disappointment Fancied a stingray for years, since seeing Pino playing his fretless one in the 80s, then Flea but never got around to trying one out. Last year I saw one at a good price and bought it on the spot. All I can say is I'm glad it was cheap, it was such an anti climax playing it. It was a classic 4 I think. I later tried a US SUB and much preferred that strangely. I still would like to try an older pre EB just to see, as there must be more to them than the one i had, and I am a huge fan of the Stingray sound.

I can't even begin to imagine what 30,000 dollars worth of disappointment feels like. Obviously this is speculation as there hasn't been a reason for sale stated in the ad.

[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1420574829' post='2650862'] When I sell this Warwick, that's it, I'm done, finito. Aye, right, [/quote] Yeah, me too

Karlfer how do you keep finding wronguns to deal with ? Well dodged !

Very high action too. You really have to dig in to get the sound, stemming from double bass playing.

Often see MJT stuff popping up on eBay. Nice finishes from what I've seen, although I think ice only seen bodies not complete builds. You could look at this guy in France, can't comment on them from any personal experience but they look nice. http://www.stevie-g.fr/BIENVENUE.html

I would be interested in hearing more about this.