mike f Posted March 10 Posted March 10 (edited) @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! Edited March 11 by mike f 2 Quote
Machines Posted March 13 Posted March 13 2020 GPS Corvette $$. Amazingly versatile, plays like butter. Haven't been able to find many others with this finish, but doesn't appear to be a Special Edition. 4 Quote
Kev Posted March 13 Posted March 13 Ocean Blue is a lovely finish, I think its the flame that's really setting it off here though! 1 Quote
Machines Posted March 14 Posted March 14 21 hours ago, Kev said: Ocean Blue is a lovely finish, I think its the flame that's really setting it off here though! The only other one I found was on a review by Mr @Dood a few years ago, but it is a different bass. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lHkkAx9KIM 1 Quote
jimbobothy Posted March 15 Posted March 15 On 15/02/2025 at 20:27, binky_bass said: Picked up this on Thursday. LX basses are genuinely excellent things... I've had a few top end masterbuilt Warwicks over the years and the LXs are really just as good. ... out of interest what was written on the back of the headstock (saw the eBay thread thing)? Is the serial number still visible etc? And is this Broadneck spacing at all please? Quote
Bassist on the Run Posted Wednesday at 10:38 Posted Wednesday at 10:38 On 25/08/2024 at 13:44, basso navo said: Hi @Bassist on the run, where did you get those inspiring green strings? Who makes them? Sorry for the very late reply I’ve only just seen this. The came with the bass I believe there made by DR Quote
Jack Posted Wednesday at 11:16 Posted Wednesday at 11:16 Are we allowed questions in here or just for showing? If it's allowed then I have a '91 thumb with the brass frets. Will stainless steel rounds 'hurt' it? Conflicting statements online about whether brass frets are longer lasting or not vs others. Thanks! I have tried to post an image, but it seems nothing quite sneaks under the upload limit and the imgur link won't do anything. Downer. Quote
mike f Posted Wednesday at 12:08 Posted Wednesday at 12:08 @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! 1 Quote
Bagman Posted Wednesday at 19:36 Posted Wednesday at 19:36 used my Warwick Flashback 5 last night - Blues trio - with my big Ashdown CTM-300 goodness me this is the life 1 Quote
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