Who is your favourite Warwick endorser and why?

Who is your favourite Warwick endorses and why?

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Who is your favourite Warwick endorser and for which reasons do you like his/her style

My Answer: Lance and Zender, cause these guys drew me to Warwick and i think they're fantastic players. (too bad we do not hear much from Dirk Lance)
 
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Robert Trujillo! No doubt about it, that man is BAD. He's an animal! Finger style, slap... top notch technique, killer lines and raw energy... that's Trujillo.
 
That's a tough question, because there are too many great and different players to chose.
 
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Mike Inez and Ryan Martinie (now I´m not sure if they are endorsers.... mmmm )
 
Florin said:
That's a tough question, because there are too many great and different players to chose.
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+1 to that Florin, I just read over the list and there are at least a handful of players (and Zender) that I have loved since I stared playing over 20 years ago! Boosty, Jonas, Robert T, Norwood, Zender, P-nut, Adam... come on!
 
Yeah right, no i see the question should have been: who ARE your favourite warwick endorsers and why, then again, that leaves out the possibility for a single choice...
 
I'd have to say Ryan Martinie, because the guy uses stock Thumbs and gets an amazing tone out of them. Plus, he was the first person I knew when I looked at a Warwick ad some odd years ago.

P-Nut of 311 is another one, because I love his style and crazy stuff he pulls off.

Other memorable mentions Zender, Stevens, and Inez.
 
Not sure if they are technically endorsers or not, but my vote goes to Florin Barbu And James Lomenzo. Why? Florin is not only a talented bassist but is extremely knowledgeable about the brand and always willing to help someone out when they have questions about the brand or their instruments. Besides, he's my friend and how can you not vote for your friend. James, is also a great bassist and the fact that his is a member of this community and shares his experiences with us and answers our questions tells me that he is a great repersentative for the brand. Just reading his thread you get a chance to know him a little bit and can tell he's a very friendly and down to earth person. You know, while Im at it I think I will also have to add Lex Sadler to my list. Another very talented bassist the represents the brand very well.
 
BassPlyr Randy said:
Not sure if they are technically endorsers or not, but my vote goes to Florin Barbu And James Lomenzo. Why? Florin is not only a talented bassist but is extremely knowledgeable about the brand and always willing to help someone out when they have questions about the brand or their instruments. Besides, he's my friend and how can you not vote for your friend. James, is also a great bassist and the fact that his is a member of this community and shares his experiences with us and answers our questions tells me that he is a great repersentative for the brand. Just reading his thread you get a chance to know him a little bit and can tell he's a very friendly and down to earth person. You know, while Im at it I think I will also have to add Lex Sadler to my list. Another very talented bassist the represents the brand very well.
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Damnit! I forgot to put Mr. Lomenzo in my list!! I knew I was forgetting someone!
 
BassPlyr Randy said:
You know, while Im at it I think I will also have to add Lex Sadler to my list. Another very talented bassist the represents the brand very well.
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Hey Randy, thanks for the shout out bro!!! :)
 
I think the only person Randy forgot was Cary. Where the funk is he anyways!?

My favorite endorser would be Sam Rivers. Say what you will about Limp Bizkit, but the man is a machine of technicality. Not to even mention he has the coolest Streamer collection in the world!
 
My favourite endorsers are Lex Sadler, Florin Barbu, Zender, Martinie and Dirk Lance.

Lex for his availability and all-time cool-attitude. He's a friend too !

Florin for the same reasons.

Zender because he brought me to Warwick and because his bass lines are (were?) fantastic. He's very important in my life. Not the man in particular, but all the things that happened in my life "because" of him. I met friends thanks to Zender :-)

Martinie because he has an amazing tone, amazing technique and because he's so damn cool too.

And Lance because his bass line are stunning, I worked on them and his sound is amazing too.
 
Mine would be:
- (number one for sprimg/summer) P-Nut, for all the crazy stuff, the PHAT punch in his sound and not to forget: the fun!
- (number one for the rest of the year) Jeroen Paul Thesseling, because of his great melodic style, his very tasteful and versatile fretless sound (could also use it in a jazz combo besides his deathmetal bands) and being a real inspiration to me
- All those Endorsees showing up here on the forum, being friendly and cool, sharing their knowledge and being humans
- Florin, for hosting this madhouse and being a real help.
 
Ryan Martinie

***Oops... I forgot to say "why". Because he is an absolute monster player...
 
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Lots of great players but i gotta give it to Ryan Martinie. Awesome player, i love his basslines, both technical and catchy..makes me sit there and think "Damn, i wish could come up with stuff like that"..Great tone from his thumb, he's the reason i became interested in te Warwicks:)
Also, from what i've read in interviews and heard about him, he's a cool guy and very down to earth.
Gotta also give credit to all our endorsed forumites for chillin here with the rest of us basstards :)
 
TylerDurdenPSSC said:
I think the only person Randy forgot was Cary. Where the funk is he anyways!?

My favorite endorser would be Sam Rivers. Say what you will about Limp Bizkit, but the man is a machine of technicality. Not to even mention he has the coolest Streamer collection in the world!
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God damnnit, why do I keep forgetting people?!
 
I vote for Jonas.
The one time I saw him live with Shawn Lane, around the time Good People in Times of Evil came out, they absolutely blew my mind. Not only was the music technically impressive, but it was powerful, and emotional; and at the same time very accessible in its odd timings. The pure joy that those guys showed the whole time was very inspiring.
 
Another vote for Lex here. Great bassist, great musician and all round good guy. He's very busy, but always has time to reply to an email, or send a link to something he thinks I will find interesting.
 
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