I've seen the new Warwicks!

[Visirale]

Not a fan of the SZ sig... I might get one, one day a long time from now. For now the Streamer Stage 1 will be my "sz" bass.

 

[Taylor Livingston]

Why would you get one if you're not a fan of it? Are you just so into Zender that you'll pay big bucks for a bass you don't like because his name is on it?

 

[Grizzly700]

I love that black Rockbass Fortress. Maybe a good first fretless for me?


BTW - I just got a new Corvette Std for $650.

 

[Joe Gress]

Why would you get one if you're not a fan of it? Are you just so into Zender that you'll pay big bucks for a bass you don't like because his name is on it?

Me, I like the SZ body. I would love to see it with a natural finish, and without the goofy SZ inlay. Come on Warwick!

 

[SuperDuck]

While I'll always prefer the Streamer, the new SZ shape is growing on me, a little bit at a time.

 

[Nerevar]

No one ever said the content of the artwork was bad, I think that type of finish for a guitar/bass is generally not liked. And no, it would not be better with Europeans. It could have robots on it for all I care, it would still look ridiculous.

I liked the bass before, but robots, now THATS an idea.

To bad I will never own one, $9,500.00? No thanks.

 

[Visirale]

Why would you get one if you're not a fan of it? Are you just so into Zender that you'll pay big bucks for a bass you don't like because his name is on it?

Pretty much.

Not now, but after law school... why not?

 

[jmaestro]

I for one like the look of the T.M., but I do think it's wierd for a bass like that to be produced in numbers. It would fair better for a bass like that to be only attainable through a "made on order" with Warwick. The neck on the SZ looks sick and the P-Nut bass is now the background on my monitor.

 

[phunku]

I love the look of them all, epecially the SZ sig and TM sig, but will never afford them!!

really wanna get one of those new LX's, been gasing 4 one 4 ages!!

any1 know how much the new Streamer LX will retail for roughly?

 

[Beepo]

I can't understand why Warwick are making a production model of this TM Stevens-paintwork thing.. have they had such a huge demand for this model? It's beyond me that anyone would pay thousands of dollars for a IMO pretty lame airbrushed bass with all this "symbolicism" of TMs African roots. Never even heard TM play anything but normal funk'n'roll, does he even play Afrobeat or reggae?

The SZ on the other hand, independent model, new looks, good for all the Zender-fans, and a shape that definitely is growing on me. And the P-Nuts and Star-basses are always beautiful Potential money-makers for Warwick i think

 

[rulyøngo]

I actually love the Stuart Zender, my only beef is the SZ inlay and it's price... maybe next year...

 

[flipper_gv]

I can't understand why Warwick are making a production model of this TM Stevens-paintwork thing.. have they had such a huge demand for this model? It's beyond me that anyone would pay thousands of dollars for a IMO pretty lame airbrushed bass with all this "symbolicism" of TMs African roots. Never even heard TM play anything but normal funk'n'roll, does he even play Afrobeat or reggae?

The SZ on the other hand, independent model, new looks, good for all the Zender-fans, and a shape that definitely is growing on me. And the P-Nuts and Star-basses are always beautiful Potential money-makers for Warwick i think

Warwick signature models philosophy isn't much for open public. When they do a model, it's really to pay tribute to the player. The best selling sig model ever is the P NUT II which sold out (only 300 models) in a couple months. But, it is an exception: not sure you've seen someone on the web with a Jerzy or Hellborg sig bass...