I'm a bit scared!!!

[Evil Undead]

I'm just about to sell my beloved Warwick, and finish paying off my first Fender (MIA p)

I'm scared because what if I find I liked the Warwick more? I'm scared I'll miss it and then it would be too late

Stupid really as I'm making the change because deep down I know the wick isn't the one, as much as I love it. I've enjoyed the P basses I've played in the past and love the tone.

 

[XBASSX]

Is this the blue 'vette?

Sounds like you'll miss it either way. I would keep paying off the Fender P and keep the Warwick, if you can do that.

 

[Evil Undead]

Nah, nirvana black.

Can't have both I'm afraid

 

[QweziRider]

I'm scared because what if I find I liked the Warwick more? I'm scared I'll miss it and then it would be too late

Nah, you'll just buy another like it one day down the road. That's why I've owned nine Ricks since 1987, never more than one at the same time. Sell it, miss it, buy it, sell it, miss it....

 

[Thomas Kievit]

Well the answer is basicly already in your first message : You know the Warwick isn't the one So it's the best for you too sell it and hold the MIA p bass. A musician with gear that he / she doesn't fully appreciate, is a sad musician. Keep that in mind if you sell the Warwick!

 

[ecapdeville]

I know what you mean... But knowing that I would miss my basses, I keep all of them... Now I have 7...

 

[darkstorm]

I like warwicks much better then fenders myself. But if you like the fender better, then go with it. If unsure, wait untill you have stronger conviction about which bass will serve you better.

 

[FarkusSWR]

If your Warwick was The One, then selling it would not have even been an option for you. I thought I was going to curse at myself for selling my Warwick $$, but as it turned out using those funds to by my StingRay was well worth it.

 

[lowphatbass]

Many people have more than one "one". On the other hand, for a variety of reasons a lot of players only keep one "top shelf" bass at a time. Is your P bass currently on layaway?

 

[P. Aaron]

...but...but...you have a Precision bass now.

 

[Buster Brown]

The hell of it is that no matter what I get rid of - in favor of other items - I always end up wishing that I hadn't done that!

Sold a EV RE320 for a Heil PR40 and while I LOVE the Heil, I really missed the EV.......:scowl:

Same damn thing when I traded a 4001 Ric for a Gibson Les Paul Recording Bass.


Go figure....

 

[carlos840]

Wait until you play your first gig with the P, it will all make sens then!

 

[MtManiac]

Wait until you play your first gig with the P, it will all make sens then!

Probably about half way through the second set, after your hands and ears get past the unfamiliarity, when the band is smokin', and you start wondering "why do I sound so freaking awesome tonight?? Oh, yeah...".

 

[rustindeth]

I had a Corvette $$, same colour as yours too, I sold it and missed it for a little while.
These basses are quite common and not that hard to replace if you should decide that you made a mistake.
Worst case scenario you could always trade your Precision with cash your way for another Warwick.
Nothing ventured nothing gained, eh?

 

[Rip Topaz]

Probably about half way through the second set, after your hands and ears get past the unfamiliarity, when the band is smokin', and you start wondering "why do I sound so freaking awesome tonight?? Oh, yeah...".

This. That first time you play with the band, it'll all make sense.