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Tims best trait is his use of space. Knows when not to play ..like a muvfuka!

I had a Fame baphomet 4. This "Warwick" comparison is basically because of the curves and shape of the horns and stuff, but its based on the Mayones basses (which is the same factory the FAME stuff comes from) Anyway, the one I got was really heavy, it must have been mahogony. And the neck felt a bit cumbersome. Couldnt tell you about the tone cos didnt get chance to crank it - I sent it back but glad I tried it, cos they look the biz.

Straightforward sale of a pedal. Kept me in the loop, and polite. Cheers bud

If it has previously worked for you then that would rule out incorrect wiring. Like the previous replies have stated, the most common is dry joints (old solder) , or even a "short"...In my years as a guitar tech the amount of times I've seen this, where the pot has twisted inside the cavity and the lugs are pressing against the wood making it "short out" Have a look out for that. The EQ pots are wired to a snap panel, so check the connector isnt half hanging out too (its a little white plastic clip) There is an outside chance that the previous owner has changed the wiring in error. Here is a schematic http://www.warwickbass.com/en/Warwick---Support.html#current_site_id Good luck

Is the bass new? Has the treble previously worked?