Official Warwick folks in...

[Craig630]

Hey, my bass could use a good tune up/cleaning and I'd like to bring it to someone familiar with the intricacies of Warwick basses.

With all the little things that make Warwicks unique (floating pick-ups, just a nut, two piece bridge, etc...) I'd feel a lot more comfortable dropping my baby off to someone who really knows what they're doing.

Is there anyone in the Portland, Oregon area that you guys could recommend?

[Craig630]

I'm looking to see if someone can really do a number on it. It hasn't been waxed since I got it and the fretboard is drying out a little (needs oil?).

If you've got any contacts in the area I'd appreciate it a ton.

Thanks

[WarwickOfficial]

Although I can't recommend anyone specific in the Portland area, we have video tutorials for all the steps in setting up and cleaning your bass. You can see them on our website, here:

http://www.warwick.de/modules/infos/...ID=23974&cl=EN

http://www.warwick.de/modules/infos/...ID=24382&cl=EN

Please let me know if you've got any specific questions, or need assistance in any way. Thanks!

[One Bad Monkey]

I can't recommend anyone specific either, but honestly, if you can find a good, knowledgeable luthier in the area, they should be just fine with setting up the Warwick and giving it a good once-over. As intimidating as a setup is, it is actually VERY easy with the WW bridge, once you take a couple of minutes to figure out how it works.