The Heads Up Thread

thefitz said:
Pawn shops need to know the price of everything to stay in business. When they buy things, they need to tell the seller that they've seen a million of them before and they always pay $xxxx.
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well when they send an email to wick hq they can be easily mislead:-)
 
How come someone sells a neck that seems unplayed? Hardware looks like new.

Let alone warwick's policy about selling necks...

Is it me or that is strange?
 
Those are 27500 argentinian pesos... or the seller is Maradona asking that kind of Dollars for his bass... :lol:
 
aguacollas said:
How come someone sells a neck that seems unplayed? Hardware looks like new.

Let alone warwick's policy about selling necks...

Is it me or that is strange?
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I know that when Dana B Goods stopped being the warwick distributor, they turned to eBay to sell all te stuff they had left over. In that sale, necks kept to be used as replacement necks were sold as well. So in short, it's not terribly strange that necks are out there
 
Never really been a fan of the body shape. I'm sure it's a nice bass to play though
 
In the beginning i did'nt either, but it has this warm looking design like the ken smith bases. wide body, thick sounding, but warwick all the way. I would def like to try one.
 
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