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What to bring from Germany

Hi,
Going to Berlin for work in a month...what could I get bass-related? Never been there before.
Is a German Warwick a good choice? Which one?
I currently use mainly a G&L L2000 or a Ibanez 1400 NT depending on music.
Thanks!!
Germany has the most amazing bass builders -some of them second to none, I think.
I'd recommend you do some research before you go, if it is a bass you want.
Berlin is a great city to visit even without (bass) shopping though!
Museums, streetart, good food, nice people...a really, really a cool place(Imho anyways)!
 
There are a lot better beers than Paulaner. But taste is obviously a subjective thing.

Paulaner is great but weinstephaner hefe weissbier is quite good as well. I love it!

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Hi,
Going to Berlin for work in a month...what could I get bass-related? Never been there before.
Is a German Warwick a good choice? Which one?
I currently use mainly a G&L L2000 or a Ibanez 1400 NT depending on music.
Thanks!!

Warwick Thumb bass neck thru is a great choice, I have one and it sounds great.
Delano pickups are also awesome, great clean and punchy sound.
Show your passport and require a VAT tax exception form, you will save about 20% from retail pricing since you don't live there and are not required to pay Value Added Tax. Probably you will get reimbursed when leaving the country, is worth checking this if you are planning to buy something of value.
I am not sure what is the max. allowance USA customs will not charge taxes, but you can find out this on line.
 
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