Pasha

Got Taranis a couple of weeks ago, was wondering if there people who use this bass.

[quote name='Dazed' timestamp='1392048843' post='2364023'] For sale across the pond ....... Hmmmmmm [url="http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f126/fs-1999-warwick-dolphin-pro-i-5-a-1053693/"]http://www.talkbass....-i-5-a-1053693/[/url] Doesn't look like the seller will ship over here tho, would work out expensive with import duties etc but still [/quote] beautiful bass

[quote name='DiMarco' timestamp='1391895652' post='2362490'] OK. Nice Warwick Pasha! What am I missing here. [/quote] Thanks DiMarco (i just bought it last week)

My first bass (not my picture) (dont even remember what happened to that guitar) [b] [size=4]Soviet BULGARIAN ORFEUS HEBROS fom70's[/size][/b]

Here is my "Warwick Corvette Taranis" Burgundy Red Sanded Oil finish Swamp Ash body Ovangkol neck Black hardware

[quote name='Rimskidog' timestamp='1245965897' post='524193'] Here's mine. It's a very early one. Has no serial number. It's been suggested to me that it may be the original Namm show model: [/quote]

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' timestamp='1249665237' post='562953'] That's a nice bass....... [/quote] I have this Bass "Taranis" (4 string) it has a very nice sound. I am trying to find out why "Warwick" discontinued making those (any ideas?)

[quote name='Lfalex v1.1' timestamp='1313091299' post='1336973'] Four words. [b]Second Hand On Here[/b] No, really. There are some lovely, proper, German Warwicks for silly money in the For Sale section. I know they're grossly unfashionable, but they're generally solid, well-made basses. Try out; Streamers/Jazzmen/$$ Corvettes/FNAs/$$ Fortresses Thumbs Dolphins Infinities Might want to avoid; Strykers (!) Buzzards Vampyres (too pointy!) Katanas (too blobby) Dark lord/ Taranis / odd tuning variants Anything that once had frets but now hasn't Fortunately, the second category are in the minority around here. Try some out and see. I own a Streamer LX6, Fortress MM5 and Infinity SN4. All are excellent basses and wildly different from each other. [/quote] [quote name='Lfalex v1.1' timestamp='1313091299' post='1336973'] Four words. [b]Second Hand On Here[/b] No, really. There are some lovely, proper, German Warwicks for silly money in the For Sale section. I know they're grossly unfashionable, but they're generally solid, well-made basses. Try out; Streamers/Jazzmen/$$ Corvettes/FNAs/$$ Fortresses Thumbs Dolphins Infinities Might want to avoid; Strykers (!) Buzzards Vampyres (too pointy!) Katanas (too blobby) Dark lord/ Taranis / odd tuning variants Anything that once had frets but now hasn't Fortunately, the second category are in the minority around here. Try some out and see. I own a Streamer LX6, Fortress MM5 and Infinity SN4. All are excellent basses and wildly different from each other. [/quote] I just bought Warwick Corvette Taranis (4 string) bearely used, i love the sound and the action (my friend has Corvette Std (5 string) and the sound of Taranis is very close to Std Could you comment on (why would you recommend to avoid "Taranis" (thank you)

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Hello, my name is Pasha I have been playing guitar since 1998, Started to play bass 7 years ago. I just purchased: "Warwick Taranis" Burgundy Red Sanded Oil finish Swamp Ash body Ovangkol neck Black hardware I used to have Jazz Bass (4 string) but had to sell it. Looking forward reading (people's posts)