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CWB 14: Whiskey and Beer

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And I'll raise ya'

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Love my two Schecters above basses I've tried that cost 2-3X as much.....

Currently my Schecter is my first choice...just traded the 5'er for a guitar, but I don't think I'll ever let go of the 4.

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Hoping they end up in Chicago so I can check them out live. :p

I hope they make it too! Any support would be great, especially from a fellow TB'er! xP It also means I get a week off from work and get to road trip! But it will of course be 110% business and business only! ..... ...... o.O











^Is a lie.....



They made me roadie, security and time manager.... I can handle the first two things just fine, but I would be late for my own funeral :rolleyes:
 
I hope they make it too! Any support would be great, especially from a fellow TB'er! xP It also means I get a week off from work and get to road trip! But it will of course be 110% business and business only! ..... ...... o.O











^Is a lie.....



They made me roadie, security and time manager.... I can handle the first two things just fine, but I would be late for my own funeral :rolleyes:

Time management is not one of my stronger skills either...
 
Thanks.

Best-daughter-ever!!!!

Luckily, she looks like her mom.

I originally had her throw the strap over her shoulder, but when her knees almost buckled with the weight of that thing, she decided to sit down.....

lol...my daughter is a little mini-me, attitude and all. My bass is still taller than her, but she has already claimed the Ibanez that says Serenity (also her name). :p
 
FurryMonkey said:
...of course...it needs new strings...any thoughts? Here's what I know I don't like:

roundwounds
high tension

what I do like:

flats
tapewounds
lighter gauge

I like to be able to slide my fingers along the strings without noise and I like to keep my action really low (on the bass, not anywhere else :p) . :confused:

Well, I have nickel rounds on my FNA Jazzman - DR Sunbeams. They're pretty low tension and I normally prefer higher tension strings. However, I really like how they sound. Nah, make that love how they sound. But once they go I'm certain I'll put nickel Lo Riders on it.

For flats, I LOVE Chromes. They don't feel to me like they're very stiff, but they a lot stiffer than the uber-floppy TI Jazz Flats that we're on my Precision. Those were too floppy for me, but the sound was awesome. They might be worth checking out, depending on your tone preferences. They're not a typical thumpy thuddy flat. They have a really present midrange, but I think that's a good thing on a Warwick to help bring out that growly Warwick tone.

But if you want to try something new (I.e. rounds), I think the Sunbeams are awesome. I also find them to not be very noisy for a round. For one thing, they somewhat smoother than a lot of rounds. Plus the outer wrap is nickel, which cuts down a little on string noise too.

Hope that helps. :)
 
For flats, I LOVE Chromes. They don't feel to me like they're very stiff, but they a lot stiffer than the uber-floppy TI Jazz Flats that we're on my Precision. Those were too floppy for me, but the sound was awesome. They might be worth checking out, depending on your tone preferences. They're not a typical thumpy thuddy flat. They have a really present midrange, but I think that's a good thing on a Warwick to help bring out that growly Warwick tone.

I think I might have to try D'Addario Chrome Flats on my Schecter. I have Rotosound flats on it right now..they sound great, but there isn't enough midrange presence with em.
 
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