Jack issue on my other Rockbass

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About a year and a half ago, I bought 2 5 string Rockbasses. Within a few weeks, one of the jacks went bad, Warwick USA INSTANTLY sent me a new Jack, I installed it AND I WAS A TOTALLY HAPPY customer (As I'm STILL TOTALLY HAPPY with my basses).
Well, NOW the jack on my other bass went bad. I'm 99% sure I posted on this board to get the Jack mailed to me for the first bass. I don't like others messing with my Basses or any guitars. And it's literally a 5 minute fix.

Who is the guy that used to post on here (And probably still does) who handles Rockbass/Warwick warranty in the US? HE was the guy who made it happen last time (As Warwick originally wanted me to send the bass I think to California for this simple repair).

Thanks in advance...

Oh, and after nearly two years of owning/playing my 5 string Rockbasses.:
I STILL LOVE THEM! I gig CONSTANTLY, AT LEAST once per week, generally two to 3 nights per week. I'm NOT one to take high-end axes with me when doing local gigging, which was why I tired the Rockbass line.
Reliability is PERFECT! They look GREAT and for what they are, THAT SOUND AWESOME! (My backline rigging is a Markbass setup).

My ONLY complaint (which, if they make good on the Jack for this Axe too, I will HAVE NO COMPLAINT), is how the jacks went bad so soon on both basses. AND I play wireless, so it CAN'T be I jerked on the jack. AND I have other basses I use when at home or in a studio. These two basses are literally ONLY used with my main working band on gigs.

IF your just starting out on bass and want to move up a level, or are a working musician NOT wanting to take your high-end axes gigging, TAKE A GOOD LOOK at Rockbasses! THEY ARE THE PERFECT TICKET! RELIABLE, GREAT sounding, easy to play once set up correctly and they look AWESOME!

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Mike
 
Hi StudioMan,

All warranty cases are dealt with by the dealer you bought your bass from. Unfortunately, I couldn't find out who replied your questions on the first issue, but you can contact me if there is anything to be clarified in the future.

It's great to see that you are satisfied with the instruments. Thanks a lot for the compliment, we at Warwick appreciate it very much.

Dirk
 
The standard advice about jack sockets is just to buy a new Switchcraft socket. In the UK you can get them from Maplins for just a few quid, and I'd guess in the US your local electrical component stores will have them (Radio Shack maybe?) Since you can do the wiring yourself, this is a really easy problem to solve without any help.
 
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