Corvette $$ on order!! - ** update pg 3

If you can don't go to Guitar Center for ANYTHING!!! I worked there for several months and hated every day. They screw over all their employees really bad and train them on how to sell stuff that makes them money. All the employees work on commission and will fight over customers who want to buy something nice. If you do go there haggle the shet out of them. They are not there to help you they are there to help themselves. They will make up the craziest crap to sell you something you don't need but costs a lot. Don't trust them!
 
Here is my new baby, haven`t chosen a name yet!




I absolutely lurve it!! :D
 
saxonbass said:
Looking forward to the pics, Snorkel!

Funnily enough, I had a long drive through the rush hour traffic to pick my $$ up... then I had to go on holiday, so I didn't get to play it for a week!

I have two similar Warwick stories:

The first has to do with my $$. I bought a 4-string from a local GC that I fell in love with, but I really wanted a 5er. The next day, I find a 5-string, same color, in another GC. I told the salesman that I had already bought a 4-string from another store and he told me that if I returned it, he would sell me his 5 for almost as cheap as I bought the 4 for. So I had to race across town, get the 4 bagged up, race even further out to the other GC, make up a story that my wife said I had to return it because we didn't have the money, the salesman understood and nicely took it back, then I raced all the way back across the valley to pick up my 5 and take it home to play! The things I'll do to get the Warwick I really want...! :D

The second story has to do with when I bought my Thumb NT off eBay. After I had won, it seemed to take forever to ship to me. It really wasn't that long, but I was going on vacation and I thought I was going to miss the delivery, but it finally arrived one day before I was to leave! I stayed up that night getting as much playing time in, then I had to say goodbye for a week. :(

It was a fun vacation and I got to play some Thumb basses at a couple different Guitar Centers in southern California, then I topped it off with my tour of Dana B. Goods, but I could not get the anticipation of coming home to my new (to me) Thumb NT off my mind. Now that's the kind of vacation to have - one that's fun AND full of anticipation when it's over! :D
 
I love the natural $$ man... your ash cut looks just like my cut too! Enjoy and wax often...
 
yos9 said:
I love the natural $$ man... your ash cut looks just like my cut too! Enjoy and wax often...

I waxed yesterday and this morning, I`m thinking I need another waxing :!: I can see me getting addicted.
(thinks...) "play or wax.....play or wax....." :lol:
 
saxonbass said:
Snorkel... rather like those natural oil $$'s!
I am a bit of a natural kinda bloke, I like some of the sparkly shiny ones, but have never wanted to own one. I make and play didjeridoos so I am drawn to wood grain I `spose :)
 
Yos 9, just found a pic of yours....they could be twins :!: :!:
 
ThirdthumB said:
That's indeed a very nice piece of Ash. 8) Congratulations snorkel !!! :D
Thanks mate, I am VERY happy with my new bass, it sounds pretty awesome too :!:
(B.T.W. my next bass will probably be a Thumb :wink: )
 
snorkel said:
ThirdthumB said:
That's indeed a very nice piece of Ash. 8) Congratulations snorkel !!! :D
Thanks mate, I am VERY happy with my new bass, it sounds pretty awesome too :!:
(B.T.W. my next bass will probably be a Thumb :wink: )

and the cycle repeats...
 
snorkel said:
ThirdthumB said:
That's indeed a very nice piece of Ash. 8) Congratulations snorkel !!! :D
Thanks mate, I am VERY happy with my new bass, it sounds pretty awesome too :!:
(B.T.W. my next bass will probably be a Thumb :wink: )

great choice!
 
snorkel said:
Yos 9, just found a pic of yours....they could be twins :!: :!:

Totally!




They look great on stage too! Something about the power and versatility of the $$ and the calming look of the natural oil ash that makes our basses the shaolin monk of warwicks...
 
yos9 said:
They look great on stage too! Something about the power and versatility of the $$ and the calming look of the natural oil ash that makes our basses the shaolin monk of warwicks...

Well my $$ is Nirvana Black, so it's a bit more intimidating (especially with a chrome Kahler tremolo that's as wide as the 5-string MM pups), but I find it quite interesting that for all the bubinga beauties I have, people continue to be drawn to the dark ash $$. It has some sort of power over them... :twisted:
 
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