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^I used to own a '98 FNA 4 string years ago (burgundy red), and it was a monster of a bass. Another one of those on the "I wish I'd have kept it" list................![]()
Alas, my 'vette is gone...
But I'm not Warwick-less
It was a long story but finally, Ive got this Streamer about 4 months ago.
Well, I was conscious about what I wanted from this bass and the instrument deliveredA thin and sleek neck, perfect ergonomics, beautiful seasoned woods and true German hardware (had to refret it with new Warwick brass frets) with as good electronics all this and more, stringed with fresh T.I. Super Alloys and Im in a true bassists and warwickoholics heaven!
All right, here are some pics:
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More pictures here.
Wow, cool finish! I've always asked myself how it would look on a Thumb...now I know, hehe!
PS: still no number...should I dare to ask why?
Did you send a PM to Daywalker??

Things are seemingly back to normal, well for now at least, so I should be around a lot more often.
Wow, cool finish! I've always asked myself how it would look on a Thumb...now I know, hehe!
I received an old Wick, passive Corvette Standard, from a fellow TB'r, a few months ago, after getting some repairs, I finally plugged her in. I was not a big Warwick fan, but I'll tell you, it sounds damn good! It sounds hella better than the Schecter Custom Stiletto I originally wanted to buy, and I've got $80 into her so far...very happy. Thanks to BThumper....![]()
