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Beautiful bass! Must be a custom option to have walnut especially on a broad neck! To get the bass looking like new you will need to rub the body down with fine wire wool - I use grade 00. To do this properly you need to remove the strings, neck, all the hardware and all the electronics(take photos so you know how to put it all back together!). If you are competent weilding a screwdriver and a soldering iron then this should be do able in about half hr. once you have all that removed, take the bass outside(you will make a lot of mess!) and go to work using the wire wool to rub down the body to remove the surface wax which has become discoloured with sweat and dirt from your hands. It is a lot of work as the wax will clog up the wire wool so you will need a lot of it. You can start off with a more aggressive grade like 1 or 2 but it all depends on your experierence as you can scratch the body with the grades and then you need to remove the scratches with the finer grades... once you have removed all the wax and youre left the raw wood and you are happy there are no scratches, rub it down with white spirit and let it dry - again do this outside because of the fumes. Once it has dried you can then use the Warwick wax to refinish the bass by rubbing the wax in to the wood – you can melt the wax with the heat from your fingers as you rub it in to the body. Go steady with the wax though, better to apply many thin “coats” with time in between to allow the wood to soak up the oils from the wax…

yes you have to do this or you will make it worse! Its not a quick or easy job though! you need to remove the strings, neck, hardware and electronics ideally if you want to do a proper job. Ive done this to a few different warwicks now and great results can be had but you need to know what you are doing or you will make a mess of it...

not sure about the action on this - that one photo showing the MOP side markers looks like you could sail a barge under the strings...

Could be a Fusion Bass Case as per the title?

could be this? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/COG-Effects-CMM00-Custom-Dual-Fuzz-Octave/142887519984?hash=item2144c286f0:g:sHIAAOSwCFNbXf2u

I think of it more as the other kind of man made log....

Only if I can then report it as fake news

Its like fornicating in a boat

that's very sexy in it's own right! love the colour

The guys wood working skills are only surpassed by his photographic skills... Either that or the camera just refused to focus on this horror show and who could blame It!

I acquire this incredible instrument recently in a trade. Quite simply on of the finest instruments I have owned and I have owned many! Build quality, tone and versatility are second to none. Controls are master vol w/push-pull act/pass, blend, passive tone, stacked bass/treble w/push-pull EQ bypass(so you can have active pups but no EQ - more useful than you may think), mid. Specs: Model Antía. 5 strings. Scale Length 32" Space between strings 0,669"/17mm Nut 45mm Finish Gloss varnish Olive Top Mahogany hollow body design Maple-Padauk-Wengé Neck Ebony AAA Fingerboard ETS Bridge with Piezo Fingerboard Radius: 9.5" Approximate weight 3.75kg Markers Side dots Aguilar DCB Pickup Richter electronics Security Straplocks Hipshot HB6Y Ultralite Tuners

I was thinking it was more in line with the builders talent or lack thereof... 😛

I think we can all guess why it's fretless... And unlined... And no fret markers....