Recent content by groovethumper

Hi, Are you willing to ship to Canada.

still have this? 100 shipped?

Mines a wide, Best decision I made. Takes a little getting used to, but real easy to play. I have to say that I'm so glad Warmoth offer this alternative. It saved me a lot of money. It's great for pick, fingers, or slap. :bassist:

Really nice bass. Love the wood choices you made. Delano pups to boot. :)

Hi, I originally wanted them set up like a Warwick. My luthier(also a very close friend) suggested this as I like tons of bass, and it offers more tonal choices. How do I like it, I love it, sounds monstrous. Glad I listened to him. He set up the switches for the neck in series or parallel...

Hi, This is my first Warmoth Gecko 5 string. It's a wide neck with Delano pups. Love it. Plays and sounds awesome.

I just got mine, and I absolutely love it. I can't stand a 5 string with narrow spacing. It plays and sounds beautiful. I haven't been able to put it down. I have another in the build process right now. This one will have a totally custom body. I bought all my hardware from Warmoth, pick...

Really interested in this bass. Really! Please PM me. Thanks.

+2 I've used both but when it came time to purchase, I went with the one that is made in the UK. Ampeg has it's own tone I find, what I wanted in a rig was transparency. Ashdown ABM delivers just that. :hyper:

I've got the ABM 900 through a ABM410t and an Eden 410xlt. Just cab-wise I can tell that the Eden colors the sound somewhat. The Ashdown alone is the most transparent, clean sounding rig I have ever had the pleasure of playing through. The only other rig I was considering at the time was a...

I am going through the same thing with my search for a five string I find comfortable. I find string spacing at the nut is the problem. My main 4 string is a 1997 ATk, the neck is perfect for me. Nice and wide at the nut, but still slim and fast. I thought I was the only one with this issue...

D'addario for the last 20 years.