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Beautiful fretless Thumb Bass, and I love the look of the black strings! Enjoy!

Its either the WA 300 or the WA 600. They are modeled after the Hellborg line of high-end amps, but designed to fit into a more affordable package. I use the WA600 myself, and they are just fantastic. You can read more about them here: WA300: http://www.warwick.de/modules/produkte/produkt.php?submenuID=14673&katID=24035&linkID=47522&&cl=EN WA600: http://www.warwick.de/modules/produkte/produkt.php?submenuID=14673&katID=24035&linkID=47446&&cl=EN Please let me know if you've got any questions or if I can assist in any way. Thanks!

Sounds great, and congrats on the wedding! Just let me know if I can be of help in any way. Thanks!

waynepunkdude- (Thanks bartelby!) - As pictured, the Fortress flashback (now discontinued) and the Steve Bailey model come standard with scratch-plate. You can add one, as both Robert Trujillo and Jäcki Reznicek have done to their Streamer models. If there is something you'd like to see with a scratch-plate, the custom shop can certainly accommodate that. Please let me know if you've got any questions or if I can assist you in any way. Thanks!

The dolphin is incredible - some people judge it because of its unconventional looks, but its got tone like nothing else! Best of luck!

That is absolutely beautiful Kiwi Jaz! Very versatile instrument...and comfortable too. There's a lot of tones in that combination, so experiment with it, and most of all - Enjoy!! Don't hesitate to let me know if you've got any questions or if I can assist you in any way. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing Bill! Very nice chords and phrasing...nice bass and tone too! Are those big singles or fat stacks?

Ha, I did the same thing! I just love the sound of the Star Bass. Its got so much vibe, and is so versatile. Next on my list, for sure. Thanks for posting!

Snakewood is the fingerboard used on the Steve Bailey signature model. Not only is it beautiful, but its harder than ebony and has loads of sustain. Thanks!

I'll add mine to the mix - these are from the gallery, but I'll have new shots soon. StreamerLX6 [url="http://www.warwick.de/modules/custom_shop/NewsCustomShop.php?newsID=3827&modell=Streamer&page=0&cl=EN"]http://www.warwick.d...er&page=0&cl=EN[/url]

As others have said, the battery will draw current if you are plugged in, regardless of what is happening down the line. Current draw is very low, and 24 hours won't drain it flat - but its best to make sure you've got a fresh battery installed at regular intervals, yearly should suffice unless its been left plugged in a lot. Please let me know if you have any other questions!

There's a few other BC members who might be trying to make the trip to the 30th Anniversary Open House Day celebration. Perhaps if you all hooked up it could save some expenses, and get more of you there!?! Don't hesitate to let me know if I can assist in any way. Thanks!

Aww, sorry to hear this bluejay! Please let me know if there is anything I can assist you with in regards to the 30th Anniversary Open House Day! Its going to be great, and we'd love to have as many of you there as possible. I'm available to help with whatever you might need. Thanks!

I'd love to assist you in any way! Its shaping up to be an incredible event...as I posted in the other thread, the Artist list is growing! In attendance will be: [size=4][color=#282828][color=#000000]Jonas Hellborg, Verdine White, Dave Roe, Hansford Rowe, Mike Inez, Marco Hietala, Kevin 'Brandino' Brandon, Norwood Fisher, Leland Sklar, Alphonso Johnson, Antonella Mazza, Jäcki Reznicek, Steve Bailey, Guy Pratt, John B. Williams, TM Stevens, Bootsy Collins, Jeroen Thesseling, Francis Buchholz, Victor Brandt, Andy Irvine, Wolfgang Schmidt, Günther Gebauer, Robert Trujillo, Larry Graham, Mordy Ferber, Earl Slick, Jean-Paul Bourelly, Dewayne 'Blackbyrd' McKnight, Just Wody, Garry Sullivan, Delmar Brown, and more![/color][/color][/size] [color=#000000]Don't hesitate to post, PM, or email me for any questions or assistance you might need. Thanks![/color]

[quote name='Linus27' timestamp='1343758490' post='1754797'] Thats what I say to my wife Seriously, thanks. I do love them. Do plan to pop over for the factory tour at some point when I get some spare time. Having worked in manufacturing, I would find it facinating I'm sure. [/quote] Sounds great! We'd love to have you over. If you've worked in manufacturing I guarantee it would be fascinating! The factory tour is an incredible experience...and I don't think anyone who's taken it has walked away without being utterly amazed. Lots of cool things to see. Join us for our 30th Anniversary party Sept 8 - lots of our Artists will be there, meet & greets, factory tours, food & drink - just let me know if there is anything I can assist you with. Thanks!

Linus27, you've got a beautiful pair! Thanks for posting the photo, for your great comments, and also your support! Enjoy!

The list of attending Warwick & Framus Artists is growing! Hopefully some of you will be joining us to celebrate this special occasion! In attendance will be: Jonas Hellborg, Verdine White, Dave Roe, Hansford Rowe, Mike Inez, Marco Hietala, Kevin 'Brandino' Brandon, Norwood Fisher, Leland Sklar, Alphonso Johnson, Antonella Mazza, Jäcki Reznicek, Steve Bailey, Guy Pratt, John B. Williams, TM Stevens, Bootsy Collins, Jeroen Thesseling, Francis Buchholz, Victor Brandt, Andy Irvine, Wolfgang Schmidt, Günther Gebauer, Robert Trujillo, Larry Graham, Mordy Ferber, Earl Slick, Jean-Paul Bourelly, Dewayne 'Blackbyrd' McKnight, Just Wody, Garry Sullivan, Delmar Brown, and more! Sept. 8 is coming soon - so be sure to make your travel plans if you'd like to come. More info can be found here: http://warwick.de/modules/infos/info.php?katID=24384&cl=EN

Great job, ped! Nice insights into a great string company! I'm looking forward to your visit. Cheers!

Welcome to the club, indeed! Please let me know if you've got any questions, or if I can assist you in any way. Thanks!

The universe is indeed trying to tell you something......

[quote name='thisnameistaken' timestamp='1343649996' post='1753041'] Last time I was in the studio with a producer I didn't know I tracked everything on a Jazz bass, then the producer spotted my Thumb standing in a corner and made me track everything with that too. He ended up using the Thumb tracks on most of the tunes. So there are some good guys out there. [/quote] That is a great story!....and also sounds like a one of the good guys! Thanks for sharing...

Bobby is a friend of mine, and an amazing player. He has so much rhythm and groove its unreal, and at the same time is the coolest, most down to earth guy....so humble. He can play anything...and his skills with a *gasp* pick are phenomenal! Here's pic of Bobby and his pick!

[size=4][color=#000000]Last October 2011 we saw an incredible meeting of the Masters of the Low-end! Fuss on the Buss 2 was held in San Francisco, and what a time we had! Being there to experience it myself was a real treat, and all of our Artists had a blast getting together. If you haven't seen the DVD, you can now watch it online![/color][/size] [url="http://warwick.de/modules/infos/info.php?katID=24392&cl=EN"]http://warwick.de/mo...tID=24392&cl=EN[/url] [attachment=114261:FOTB-Video.jpeg] [size=4][color=#000000]In attendance were: Ralphe Armstrong, P-Nut, Jonas Hellborg, T.M. Stevens, Verdine White, Bootsy Collins, Larry Graham, Divinity, Steve Bailey, Jäcki Reznicek, Robert Trujillo, Lee Sklar, and Mike Inez! Enjoy![/color][/size]