Hello and greetings from a Warwick newbie!
I thought I'd introduce myself by showing off my brand new, albeit NOS, 2012 Streamer 30th Anniversary, together with an equally brand NOS Mark Bass Little Mark III 10th Anniversary rig.
I am primarily a guitar player, but I love playing bass and lately I've been devoting more and more time to really working on my technique, so I thought I'd treat myself to a true pro rig!
My last bass was a 2001 Ltd. Ed. Fender Precision, a really good bass at that, but there is simply no comparison with this beast! It just plays so effortlessly, it is incredibly lightweight for a bass (definitely less than 8lbs) and I can dial in any tone I want.
Plus, the Mark Bass rig is also excellent, very portable, powerful and the eq and additional filters are very well designed, simple but extremely versatile.
I thought I'd introduce myself by showing off my brand new, albeit NOS, 2012 Streamer 30th Anniversary, together with an equally brand NOS Mark Bass Little Mark III 10th Anniversary rig.
I am primarily a guitar player, but I love playing bass and lately I've been devoting more and more time to really working on my technique, so I thought I'd treat myself to a true pro rig!
My last bass was a 2001 Ltd. Ed. Fender Precision, a really good bass at that, but there is simply no comparison with this beast! It just plays so effortlessly, it is incredibly lightweight for a bass (definitely less than 8lbs) and I can dial in any tone I want.
Plus, the Mark Bass rig is also excellent, very portable, powerful and the eq and additional filters are very well designed, simple but extremely versatile.
