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Warrior basses

I just got back from a guitar store in Chesterfield, Missouri, and was introduced to a Warrior bass. The bass guy at the store is apparently a Warrior artist and he helped design the bass. All I have to say is that it's one of the best basses I have ever laid my hands on. If I had 2 g's sitting around, I'd buy that bass in a heartbeat.

Have any of you guys heard of this brand before?
 
Warriors ... come out to playiyay ...

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more pics at:

http://www.unpronounceable.com/images/warrior/

- Dave
 
Dave Grossman said:
Not trying very hard anymore since I don't really need the money anymore. You want it?

I still want to get a 9-string Hanewinckel but I've been procrastinating on the design. I think I'll just let Pete design it. :)

- Dave

Well, I can neither afford it or adequatly play it, so while I WANT it, I see no possibility of getting it. I'va always had a soft spot for Warrior since it was one of the first exotic maker I became aware of.
 
I've read the "negative" posts about these where everyone loves the beauty and appreciates the craftsmanship, but some feel these basses lack mojo as a playing instrument.

Well, I played one of their "J/MM" (J by the bridge, which is opposite what I'm used to) basses at NAMM a couple days ago.

Wow. That thing was TASTY!!!! The J really needed to have bass added when solo'd, but other than that, it was absolutely killer.
 
I really like my warrior (Adam Nitti sig), great bass. I like their single cut as well. Ive seen a few older warriors with strange problems that Ive never seen before on a bass. I think they had a bit of QC problem a couple years ago but they seem to have fixed it.

Great basses.