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Warwick Fortress Footmen, unite!

I don't do the club thing but, the cause is just, and I would like to contribute. My Fortress One taught me what a quality instrument feels and sounds like.

Bought it new in 95'. Gold MEC active pickups, brass adjust-a-nut, three-piece-wenge neck, fantastic feel and tone. Two piece maple body with the bottom piece slightly flamed. The most stable neck I have had the pleasure owning.

To this day I aspire to be as impressive as my instrument.
 

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Ima join this thread. I am generally not a Warwick guy but I love my Fortresses. I had a Flashback 5 which I sold. I deeply regret selling it!

I am the proud owner of a Masterman in Purple stain and I have a Masterman 5 string also in purple stain on the way.

I love the balance of the bodies, the light weight, and those Wenge necks. Unbelievably easy to play.

And the dual preamps inside the MM's are just sick. Tone for days.
 
Ima join this thread. I am generally not a Warwick guy but I love my Fortresses. I had a Flashback 5 which I sold. I deeply regret selling it!

I am the proud owner of a Masterman in Purple stain and I have a Masterman 5 string also in purple stain on the way.

I love the balance of the bodies, the light weight, and those Wenge necks. Unbelievably easy to play.

And the dual preamps inside the MM's are just sick. Tone for days.


A purple-stain Fortress Masterman duo! Lucky man. Any pics of that 4-string?