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New Show Your Warwick!

Here are my girls.
 

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Here's my custom made 2003 Corvette Proline short scale fretless...

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Natural flamed maple, ovangkol neck, ebony fretless board, chrome hardware, 30" scale, and it's mine, all mine! Took about three months to get from Der Vaterland. I do wish I'd ordered it with the piezo bridge, though (I don't think they offer it anymore?).
 
Norwegianwood said:
Quite nice bass, but I'm considering to change the pickups into something hotter. Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]

Nice figure on the wood grain. As far as pickups go, I swapped out the MECs for a complete EMG system when I had my Corvette Standard. It did have an aggressive sound but at the same time it was very clean...if that makes any sense... but it sounded great. I will say that it did change the characteristics of the bass somewhat, compared to the MECs. I hear that some of the active Seymour Duncans are pretty aggressive with hot output.