FT Warwick Corvette Taranis.

engage757 · #1 12-21-2009, 05:15 PM

This is a 2006 Warwick Corvette Special Edition Taranis. Set-up and strung B-E-A-D from the factory, this is the perfect bass for a four-string guy to expand into a five string(without that pesky extra string!). A couple tiny scratches on the back as shown are the only exceptions to this bass being flawless. easily a 9.8 out of 10. The swamp ash body (7.7 pounds) is lightly sandblasted as the factory to blast away loos grains in the wood and give it the unique texture and look exclusive to this guitar! This bass is awesome with it's FNA Jazzman Pickups (MEC Silver) and really has that low-end thump for which Warwicks are known! Warwick strap-locks installed. Fire me some offers! Might come up for sale very soon! Pics do not show the guitar justice.

Thanks,
Zack

J. Crawford · #2 12-21-2009, 05:40 PM

Zack... where and/or how in the in world do you get all these basses?! Its like you are running your own guitar shop!

engage757 · #3 12-21-2009, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by J. Crawford

Zack... where and/or how in the in world do you get all these basses?! Its like you are running your own guitar shop!

J.

Well, man it's like this.

If you were a mechanic, how many wrenches would you have?

I have been playing professionally for awhile now, and I have bad GAS. but it is the same type of thing, if you were a mechanic, you would make sure you have every single type of wrench necessary to do any kind of job. I am the same way with basses. I need one for every type of job. (need is a matter of relativity)

And as for a shop? Working on it.

very, very soon hopefully if everything works as planned(which, we, as musicians, know they never do). Good thing I am meeting all you rising stars now eh? maybe someday you will come to my shop on tour break.

My Dad and I have similar cases of GAS lol. hence the ridiculous amount of basses, but trust me, these are but a few. you may have seen 1/8 of the collection between my brother, Father, and myself.

ridiculous? Definetly. Absurd? Probably. Fun. ALWAYS.

but I bet I stare at your Inca Siler/maple Precision more than you stare at any of mine on this site.

**duff84** · #4 12-21-2009, 05:52 PM

fwiw i played one of these at the guitar center, never really tried warwicks before but i must say this is a sweet one, great tone, very light bass too for those with back problems this is one to consider and also great playing neck, you can feel the tone when you play these. good luck with the trade man.

xhawk5 · #5 12-21-2009, 05:57 PM

Absolutely THE best Wick I've ever played. Good Luck with it. Whoever gets this will NOT be disappointed! Zack is a great guy to deal with.

engage757 · #6 12-21-2009, 11:33 PM

hey thanks bro. I have waaay too many wicks!

benagainnn · #7 12-22-2009, 02:11 AM

Any interest into a stingray 5?

FS: MUSICMAN STINGRAY 5 NATURAL

Before this beauty went into your hand I made this offer to xhawk5

**Hope**

engage757 · #8 12-22-2009, 05:09 PM

banagainnn going to pass on that particular stingray.

mixx80 · #9 12-22-2009, 05:59 PM

Spector Euro black cherry for trade ? Maybe we involve the guy who has the black stingray recently posted ? Then we we all might be happy ?

engage757 · #10 12-22-2009, 06:14 PM

pics? which black stingray?

mixx80 · #11 12-22-2009, 06:45 PM

It was here but now cant seem to find it black with maple you had posted on it I think he wants a Euro 5 anything but purple
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J. Crawford · #12 12-22-2009, 08:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by engage757

J.

Well, man it's like this.

If you were a mechanic, how many wrenches would you have?

I have been playing professionally for awhile now, and I have bad GAS. but it is the same type of thing, if you were a mechanic, you would make sure you have every single type of wrench necessary to do any kind of job. I am the same way with basses. I need one for every type of job. (need is a matter of relativity)

And as for a shop? Working on it.

very, very soon hopefully if everything works as planned(which, we, as musicians, know they never do). Good thing I am meeting all you rising stars now eh? maybe someday you will come to my shop on tour break.

My Dad and I have similar cases of GAS lol. hence the ridiculous amount of basses, but trust me, these are but a few. you may have seen 1/8 of the collection between my brother, Father, and myself.

ridiculous? Definetly. Absurd? Probably. Fun. ALWAYS.

but I bet I stare at your Inca Siler/maple Precision more than you stare at any of mine on this site.

Very cool man! I wish my pops played bass, thatd be cool!

Free bump for a great friend with a killer bass stash!

benagainnn · #13 12-22-2009, 09:19 PM

What do you mean by ''particular''

engage757 · #14 12-22-2009, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by benagainnn

What do you mean by ''particular''

exactly that. passing on that particular stingray. I am interested in stingrays though. thanks for the offer!

engage757 · #15 12-22-2009, 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by J. Crawford

Very cool man! I wish my pops played bass, thatd be cool!

Free bump for a great friend with a killer bass stash!

well, if your Dad played also, it would definetly fuel the 'ol GAS! It certainly doesn't help anything, let me tell ya!

And right back atcha sir. Cool get giving that bass away brother, karma is coming back for you sir!

Namaste.

engage757 · #16 12-22-2009, 09:39 PM

I may trade for cash also!

engage757 · #17 12-23-2009, 07:55 AM

DANG this beast GROWLS! PERFECT FOR THE FOUR STRING PLAYER WANTING A FIVE STRING! This monster is tuned B-E-A-D!

engage757 · #18 12-23-2009, 02:35 PM

Been asked this a lot.

Let's give her a prospective trade value of $1200.

Or so.

should be easier now for ya'll!

happy Holidays!

engage757 · #19 12-23-2009, 09:27 PM

BUMP!

dannybuoy · #20 12-24-2009, 05:57 PM

I love the finish on that - the first Warwick I've seen that I actually want!