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just-a-nut III

Hey Sumgruuvs,

Ebay is a great resource, of course; However, if you would prefer to place an order with the Warwick/Framus Custom Shop in NY, I think we can get you a new brass nut for less than you would spend on a fresh pair of space panties.

Call us for a quote - (212) 777 6990 :)

Best,
Jesse at Warwick USA
 
Hey Sumgruuvs,

Ebay is a great resource, of course; However, if you would prefer to place an order with the Warwick/Framus Custom Shop in NY, I think we can get you a new brass nut for less than you would spend on a fresh pair of space panties.

Call us for a quote - (212) 777 6990 :)

Best,
Jesse at Warwick USA

ah! but my space panties consist of cotton, kevlar, and a 24k gold hatch ;) thanks jesse. i'll see what we can do someday :)
 
They aren't cheap, but damn they make the bass look complete. I cringed when I bought my JAN III but I love the way it looks and don't regret it one bit.
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Did you notice any change in tone? Or does it only look better?

I didn't notice any change in tone. It's definitely more durable though. I was already replacing the tuners and truss rod cover so it was the perfect time for me to replace the nut as well. I did it for aesthetic reasons, and because I like modifying anything I can get my hands on.

I see it like a nice new car that has hub caps. Perfectly functional, just not as visually appealing as a set of billet wheels.

You should do it if you like the look.
 
I kept the JAN I on my antique Fortress and can put it back on anytime. It's (I think) brass and can be shinned up rather nicely. I can get strings a tad lower with the JAN III, but the old original one might work just as well. It does look good when polished up.
 
Ok. So to bring back an old thread. I just recently purchased a thumb b.o.5 and was looking for a brass just-a-nut III and seen the same prices everywhere once again. So I emailed the Warwick shop in Nashville and got quoted a price for $125 + 7 shipping = $132. I thought about it and went to the Warwick website and found it a lot cheaper. So I ordered it and the grand total came to $85.10. Over $40 in savings from the cheapest place I got quoted from. :bassist::hyper::thumbsup:
 
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Ok. So to bring back an old thread. I just recently purchased a thumb b.o.5 and was looking for a brass just-a-nut III and seen the same prices everywhere once again. So I emailed the Warwick shop in Nashville and got quoted a price for $125 + 7 shipping = $132. I thought about it and went to the Warwick website and found it a lot cheaper. So I ordered it and the grand total came to $85.10. Over $40 in savings from the cheapest place I got quoted from. :bassist::hyper::thumbsup:

Out of curiosity, how long was shipping?

I've been considering upgrading to a Brass JAN III on my '99 Corvette Standard and $86 shipped is significantly better than what I was seeing elsewhere.
 
Out of curiosity, how long was shipping?

I've been considering upgrading to a Brass JAN III on my '99 Corvette Standard and $86 shipped is significantly better than what I was seeing elsewhere.
Believe it or not, I ordered it on Wednesday and had it by Monday. All the way from Germany to Oklahoma in that short of time. I inquired for a tracking number on Monday, heard back from them in Tuesday, and on Wednesday my wife said I got a package from Warwick on Monday she had to sign for. :rollno: That's what I get for working long hours. I would suggest going straight from the Warwick online store. Way cheaper and fast shipping.