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this can't be right...

In an excited dash to learn everything I could about my newly-aquired '96 Warwick Flashback 4-string, sent an email to the Warwick Product Inquiries, asking the total number of Flashbacks produced.

The response said:

"In its years of production between 1996 and 1998, only 250 to 300 Flashback basses were made. Congratulations on your purchase!"

And that's it. So only 250-300 of these things exist? That's a little hard to believe; what do you think?
 
I've already posted in the Warwick threads, but here it is again with my F1 5-string:

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Oh, my apologies.... I accidentally posted in Amps, I hope this gets moved soon.... sorry about that.
 
Hmm, I had a blue 5-string Fortress Flashback, which was the best Warwick I have ever played, but it had to go because of the weight - my back and shoulder would hurt for days after a long gig. I guess the 4-string should be quite a bit lighter, though, so congrats a million on that one, and hold on to it the best you can...!

Were there really only that few of them made? They didn't make another run later than '98? I'm asking because I bought mine "new" in a store around 2001/2002, and it had a very different bridge than yours, a huge steel block going all the way through the body.
 

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