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Not lined, but those early Warwick inlays.

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What a beauty! Congrats!! I've never seen the old original symbol as an inlay on a Thumb. So cool. Same symbol that some of the very first Streamers had on their headstock and the 5th anniversary has for inlays. This could very well be the 1st Thumb with a custom inlay of any kind. Earliest I've seen at least.
 
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Not lined, but those early Warwick inlays.

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Congrats - she's a beauty! I played it when I was last autumn in Hamburg. :):) Prefer the unpainted neck though :rolleyes: and decided not to indulge.
I smell you're developing into a fretless enthusiast!! Keep it up! ;);)
 

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View attachment 21158 New barefaced super twin turned up today. Sounds good. Will give it a proper run at tomorrows jam night. It took about 7 weeks to get built and shipped to New Zealand.

As usual the stupid forum loads my pic sideways. Grrrr..
That's a pretty substantial rig, perhaps that's the only way they could get it to fit:D. With that said, I do sympathize since they load all of my iPhone photos upside down!
 
I want to have the ability to record vocals at home, so I have a Shure SM7B mike, along with pop and reflection filters, en route to me; ETA tomorrow!
Last weekend at the local bar I met a Norwegian metal musician on vacation. He also plays Warwick basses but did not know about the Forum. We exchanged emails and I sent him the link. Anyhow I just heard from him and he’s back in Norway. Maybe we’ll hear from him sometime.

Cheers!
 
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Well it has been like a year and a half of not buying basses and the urge finally took over me...I should have never have sold my Thumb BO5 so to replace my Warwick void i pulled the trigger on this one:

I have a feeling this one will be killer. Only bad point was a major trussrod repair but seller was upfront and detailed pics look fine to me. Keen to try a MM style bass. As previously mentioned I am not a huge natural colour fan so if it plays as good as i think it will it will probably have a makeover lol.
Excited!
 
Nice bass!
Which wood are used on the body and the neck ?
 
Will be a nice bass for sure! If the truss rod repair was done right then that's no biggie.
I prefer the feel of Ovangkol necks over Wenge ones - they are soooo smooth playing.

Nice score!
 
I like it like this!
Maybe with black hardware to see the distinction with quilted maple.
 
Well, I bought something else that doesn't need a trussrod-

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Mind you I had just finished writing and submitting a script about 7th century Vikings, and had consulted with Darksword Armory, among other sites, for a sword-making scene- and it was for inspiration.
One of the more expensive things bought for writing research, except the Thumb NT5 Fretless- ha! - (But don't don't you worry about Eva Karr-Bronck, the Fretless Thumb, she's already booked for a future music project--)

So this model is based on a sword found in a Viking grave in Finland, albeit 11th century, historians believe.

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