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eBay genius!

Its nice to see they have the bass player from Korn showing off how good a Warwick sounds :smug:

Also for those questioning the actual playing: 1.) Why would you overdub yourself playing something so awful? 2.) Videos on the internet dont always sync up with the audio, these things happen. 3.) My ears were flooded with blood after a good 5 seconds so I couldn't really tell if they were in sync or not :p
 
I just got a response back from the guy that listed it:

Cool, I hope you like it. I've sold 4, this was the last one at the warehouse, I don't know how they get out of order. Thanks. Mike

Apparently he totally missed the point, so I sent this response:

I was actually pointed to your listing via an online bass players' forum - you had the bass listed as #251 out of 250 - it's actually #251 out of 299. Hope this helps.
 
well they probably do start at 1, so 251 would make sense.

And the bass doesnt sound bad, just the player. The action just has to be raised cuz its buzzin alot. I really like the tone.

Nooooo....

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

How many numbers did I just list? Five. If they made 250 basses and started out at 1, the last one would be #250.

eedre said:
Maybe if the first one was numbered 0. Then the last one would be 250 - BUT technically it's the 251st one made.

Hehe, yeah, but what moron would start counting at 0? "Hey, I just got my first car, now I have zero cars." :p
 
If they started at guinea pig, and went up to giraffe, then wouldn't that leave a run a 250 with #251 being the last? I guess that could work.
;-)

Wait...what if they skipped kitty, and the bunny found something with which to multiply????
 
Nooooo....

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

How many numbers did I just list? Five. If they made 250 basses and started out at 1, the last one would be #250.



Hehe, yeah, but what moron would start counting at 0? "Hey, I just got my first car, now I have zero cars." :p


Actually, we start counting at 0 fairly often when designing digital systems :smug:

But you're right, it w.ould be silly to start from 0 with a product