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Thank God every morning and then just a few things. I would make sure that all of the Warwick distributers have thier products in a Warwick display, not just anywhere in the store. I will soon post a picture of Guitar Center Manhattan, thiers is nice. In New Jersey there is a modest selection of Warwicks but always the same ones, Corvette st 4 and 5, $$, the occasional Thumb bass and the Katanna NTs' which were well marketed over here and the turn over rate has been good so I would make sure some of the other high end Warwicks were there. Streamer stage basses, Vampires, Dolphins, Infinity you know. I know these basses would do well here because of the way bass in general is exploding. Warwick will undoubtedly remain one of the leaders in bass development hardly even needing to advertise, but I feel that with more exposure to the full line of products it could only get better. They sell Warwick basses with no amps or strings. I know that these can be ordered but there is nothing like a first hand run through. I bought my NT 5 the first time because it was there! If a Stage 2 came in I would have to fight a few others for it. I know the stores don't take great care of the equiptment so I would send out a few reps to inspect the distributers for qc and to ensure that the top selling Amps, cabs and basses were there. Who wouldn't want that job? I once bought a Katanna Nt 5 just so I could take it home and set it up and returned it. Lastly, I would put a more powerful pre amp in the $$ and give it the 3 way eq for power and clarity. That seems to be the only issue with this bass. Anyway thanks for listening, anyone else?
