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Korg Tuner; Home made Cosmic Stone Analog Phaser/Delay; SWR Mo' Bass; SWR Goliath III; SWR Mo' Control; both of my Thumbs:


My complete Warwick family (the $$ has a new Kahler bridge since the pic was taken -see below):


My $$ with newly installed Kahler tremolo bridge:
 
Michael J said:
Hows that Kahler working out?

It's holding up fine, but I still have a ways to go in making good use of it...

Right now I have it uninstalled so I can readjust the spacing on the string ball-end claws. I'm also looking into ideas of how I can cover the area where the luthier plugged the cavity left from the original tail piece. I'm thinking of a thin chrome plate, but it would have to be glued down. I'm also looking at trimming a Warwick sticker and strategically placing it over the area...
 
Thanks Greg.

I really need to get some up to date pictures. Too bad my set up is in the garage :? for practice. can't wait to get some shots of it in the studio. :)
 
Benjamin said:
NHS stands for Not HomoSexual. And should be used if your statement could be understood otherwise.

:lol: Been married for almost 13 years and have 3 wonderful kids, so smacking the "NHS" tag on something like that was the furthest thing from my mind. I might be a noob to the forum, but this isn't my first car ride. So, get your mind out of the gutter! :P

Tim
 
Greg said:
Me?Invent NHS?I cant take credit for that little gem mate.Lex & Ian are the ones I credit it to,& just in the nick of time too.I'm sure half the forum were convinced I was some sorta pervert.


can't believe that thing caught on!
 
Ben, I love the pic of the Thumb in the grass, looks like it came out of a nature show. Can you hear the commentary (David Attenborough style): Here we see the ellusive Thumb bass in it's natural habitat. If we're careful, we might be able to get quite close. Despite their famous growl these are actually quite friendly beasts.
 
Doog said:
Ben, I love the pic of the Thumb in the grass, looks like it came out of a nature show. Can you hear the commentary (David Attenborough style): Here we see the ellusive Thumb bass in it's natural habitat. If we're careful, we might be able to get quite close. Despite their famous growl these are actually quite friendly beasts.

Hahaha! :lol:

I love your setup Ben! Those M-Pulse are amazing I've heard!
 
Stroud said:
just need a SS1 6-string fretless and i'll be set for life :wink:

Hey Stroud, do you need it or do you want it. That question sometimes puts things in another perspective. For me though, the answer is always yes.
 
Here's my humble rig :



and the Wick Family(the vette has gone):



the new wick :
 
bassplayer22 said:
Benjamin said:
NHS stands for Not HomoSexual. And should be used if your statement could be understood otherwise.

:lol: Been married for almost 13 years and have 3 wonderful kids, so smacking the "NHS" tag on something like that was the furthest thing from my mind. I might be a noob to the forum, but this isn't my first car ride. So, get your mind out of the gutter! :P

Tim

Haha, how could we know?
(Ever heard of schizophrenia? :lol: )
 
Mr.D said:
Here's my humble rig :



and the Wick Family(the vette has gone):



the new wick :



I absolutely LOVE this setup matey... fantastic collection you have!
 
Here are some pictures of mine........









Cheers all & enjoy the weekend :)

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Thanks for the kind words Lex , I'm really satisfied with all my warwick gear. for me it's simply perfect.

Great rig there MooBass and those Thumbs are simply amazing
 
Behold my many valves!!!


Simplicity is the key to success. I'm no bloody tap dancer!


My axes
 
Indianerdaniel said:
Doog said:
Ben, I love the pic of the Thumb in the grass, looks like it came out of a nature show. Can you hear the commentary (David Attenborough style): Here we see the ellusive Thumb bass in it's natural habitat. If we're careful, we might be able to get quite close. Despite their famous growl these are actually quite friendly beasts.

Hahaha! :lol:

I love your setup Ben! Those M-Pulse are amazing I've heard!

Doog- that was great. :lol:

Indianerdaniel- Thanks. I sure do love it, so tight and punchy with the right settings. 8)
 
Patrik said:
Stroud said:
just need a SS1 6-string fretless and i'll be set for life :wink:

Hey Stroud, do you need it or do you want it. That question sometimes puts things in another perspective. For me though, the answer is always yes.

i really really really really want a fretless. im most cmmfortable on broadneck frellesses, and i want a maple fretless bass. its just a shame that i love the SS1 so much. i probably wont find one second hand anyway though.
 
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