Warwick Buzzard.

[Demonator]

Have you seen this bass? Its awesome.
I just wanted to share it with you.
24 inch scale, bolt on neck, 24 jumbo pickups, and standard control knobs.

 

[Cyber Soda]

Yeah, I've seen it. When you give the money for one, I'll gladly give you a five page review.

 

[LCW]

24 inch scale?

 

[splitcoilsenior]

Have you seen this bass? Its awesome.
I just wanted to share it with you.
24 inch scale, bolt on neck, 24 jumbo pickups, and standard control knobs.

24 inch sale??? 24 jumbo pickups?????(you mean frets)?

 

[Demonator]

24 inch scale?

my bad bro its 34 inches

 

[Demonator]

24 inch sale??? 24 jumbo pickups?????(you mean frets)?

GOD i am messed up today. anyway I hear its a real nice bass, and plays quite well. I plan on playing one soon. Although I will never by one, for I am broke. And I mostly only play Dean.

 

[Stickk]

John Entwistle created the Buzzard. I personally don't like 'em, but whatever. Warwick now owns the right to the Buzzard, but he did play Status Buzzards after Warwick Buzzards.

 

[LCW]

ha yea i figured you were meaning 34 , 24 is smaller than a stratocaster lol

 

[Fealach]

I've played one. It was a great bass, all it needed was a neck smaller than a Redwood tree, decent pickups, and good electronics. Other than that, if it had been 1/10th of the price, I would have bought it. It did look pretty neat. Except the clubfoot headstock the bolt ons have. YMMV. I wouldn't buy one without playing one first to make sure it's really the sort of thing you like.

 

[J. Crawford]

I would rock it. And hard, at that.

 

[Christian Waiau]

I would love to have one without that damn warwick style headstock! bring back the claw! haha

 

[xgator4u]

YUP my thoughts exactly. Without the " Beak" head stock, well it really does not look much like a buzzard.

 

[bassdude1]

for me personally, i like the buzzard beacause i am a fan of the explorer and that reaminds me of them. Plus, i was at the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME and they had a john entwhitse red buzzard bass and i was very suprised about how big it was. so yeah i would take it if i had the chance. and, war wicks are made out off the best wood Germany can get. yeah i would buy it.

 

[winterburn69]

It's certainly one cool bass.

I'd love one, or two. Or like a dozen. It reminds me of a Thunderbird. Similar body shape, thunderbirds and buzzards are both birds, it also reminds me of an Explorer, similar body shape again.

I think that the Status-Graphite Buzzards look way cooler than the Warwick Buzzards too.

 

[rustynuts]

GOD i am messed up today.

You're probably messed up every day if that "L.J." stands for Lebanon Junction.

 

[Stickk]

I would rock it. And hard, at that.

That's what she said.

 

[madbassplaya]

That's what she said.

really?

maybe i'm the only one tired of these because i know a guy who says them non stop...even when they don't make sense. also hot topic now sales this on a T shirt, that killed it for me too.

i like traditional body styles i guess because that bass just doesn't do it for me. it looks cool, but never something that i would play.

 

[Demonator]

Id love to play one. The headstock should be a bit different though. That wouldnt fit in just any case, and with a bass that would be that expensive your gonna need a case lol.

 

[Demonator]

You're probably messed up every day if that "L.J." stands for Lebanon Junction.

yeah, thats what it stands for, I can atleast say I didnt grow up here.

 

[FL Knifemaker]

There's actually one (zebrawood??)here in Lakeland at the GC. It's expensive and it's been there forever. It plays great but I wouldn't pay the price for it.