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The Official Warwick Club (Part 3)

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May I get a number please?:bassist:
 
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oneminstrel said:
I see Warwick has an Adjust a nut III available. Anyone know where to buy one in the good ol' USA?
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I have a Friend on the Warwick Forums, handle of General Specific. He's a Warwick Dealer out of Nashville, TN. He can get you just about anything you could want at decent prices. (There is some stuff he can't get from Warwick either though...)
 
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Please except my membership for the Warwick club. I tried to PM Daywalker, but his box was full. I have a Warwick Corvette Standard, and I would like help understanding it. For example, what case is a good one to get, etc. I'm deciding between the Kaces Polyfoam and TKL Zero Gravity. Does anyone have any experience between those two?
 
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masterforrest said:
Please except my membership for the Warwick club. I tried to PM Daywalker, but his box was full. I have a Warwick Corvette Standard, and I would like help understanding it. For example, what case is a good one to get, etc. I'm deciding between the Kaces Polyfoam and TKL Zero Gravity. Does anyone have any experience between those two?
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Fender case. P-bass. Works like a charm.
 
#993
LisaMann said:
Greetings fellow Warwick lovers! I don't use this bass on many gigs because it weighs 14lbs. Its a 1989 neck-thru 6-string Thumb.

It brings the funk... I filled in with a Tower of Power type band recently and the guys in the band loved its sound. Midrange punch!

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Lisa, You Rock!

That Face and That Bass just Go Together!!!:bassist:

I just scored an older Thumb 4 NT, and I can't IMAGINE how much of a RUSH playing a 6-String must be. Do you have any more Pics of the Bass?
 
#995
I have a fna corvette which I generally like, but what is the curvature on those fretboards? 5 miles? Seems like a straight line... I wish it had a little bit more curvature, but I have an irrational like for the bass, and its not because its got a fast fretboard...

Anybody know what FNA stands for? Maybe its something in german. I think the primary distinguishing characteristic of the FNA corvette is a large single humbucker and seymour duncan active electronics.
 
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Walking said:
I have a fna corvette which I generally like, but what is the curvature on those fretboards? 5 miles? Seems like a straight line... I wish it had a little bit more curvature, but I have an irrational like for the bass, and its not because its got a fast fretboard...

Anybody know what FNA stands for? Maybe its something in german. I think the primary distinguishing characteristic of the FNA corvette is a large single humbucker and seymour duncan active electronics.
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FNA Was originally going to be called an "Altus". There were copyright problems with the name, so it was called a Fine Nice Axe, and shortened to FNA...
 
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