Who is your favourite Warwick endorser and why?

Who is your favourite Warwick endorses and why?

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Stu Zender's first three records from Jamiroquai's era made me buy a 1988 SSI 4 strings.
i've said enough.

and thanks Lex for making me wish his all-white finished streamer SI.
 
Negyuh said:
@Bassist Buslady; thats a MAJOR occasion good luck and if any nice things to tell come along, please let us know :)
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I met the guys, but it was funny...cos Tommi Salmela, who was first at the signing table looks up at me and says I KNOW YOU! (We're both on FB) Marco looks over and just laughs. I must have looked like a dope to Marco, me= blahblahblabhlahblah Marco= leans back in chair just smiles. Maybe he knows more than I think. LOL but yeah, I think he knew who I was right away cos I'm friends with his brother Zac. It was a bit silly. Sadly for some reason I didn't meet up with Zac like planned - seems we couldn't find them, but I told him next time! Might not be in the US next time, hopefully at Bloodstock near London!! It was a great show anyways. They are fun on stage.
 
Norwood Fisher and Florin! Norwood seems like a funny guy, good player, love his band and his hairstyle UNIQUE! Haven't heard much playing from Florin but hes nice, friendly and helpful!
 
as stupid as this might sound i think the best Warwick endorser out there is anyone that pays for one with their own hard earned cash-what i mean is i love live music and when i see the bass player and a warwick i take more interest.small pub/club whatever..i think i can say that most if not all here dont need an invite to tell anyone who even shows tiny interest how warwick basses kick ass..my girlfriend knows nothing about music or what any of my gear is but knows my warwick.
maybe not an endorser in the true sence of the word but we love and rave about them because we want to..can any company wish for better!!
 
First I would like to say that this is a list of VERY talented musicians and I know that we all seriously look up to them, they are all very inspiring.

But for me there is two bassplayers who has helped me so much through their playing: Jeroen Paul Thesseling and Jonas Hellborg. They have both affected my playing so much, and they use their instruments in such an amazing way, giving birth to new music.
 
ridgebackdk said:
as stupid as this might sound i think the best Warwick endorser out there is anyone that pays for one with their own hard earned cash-what i mean is i love live music and when i see the bass player and a warwick i take more interest.small pub/club whatever..i think i can say that most if not all here dont need an invite to tell anyone who even shows tiny interest how warwick basses kick ass..my girlfriend knows nothing about music or what any of my gear is but knows my warwick.
maybe not an endorser in the true sence of the word but we love and rave about them because we want to..can any company wish for better!!
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Couldn't have put it better myself.
 
Ryan Martinie. He is the reason why I took up Warwick and started playing 5 string. He is just an overall insanely great player. Not always sticking to just playing root notes he actually is one of the few metal players that writes bass lines.
 
I go for Marco Hietala.
Even though there would be a ton to name, still he is the one that i like the most: he is one of the reason i play the bass for, a big inspiriation and also a great guy as well as a great player in general.

To Warwick Lady: I envy you so ♣♣♣♣ing much! >.<
 
Jeroen Paul Thesseling, for many reason: First of all he's a humble person, nice and sociable. These are great features, he's very humane, and this is very remarkable for a Musician that wrote some hystorical records of Death Metal!!
On the artistic side we have a bass player who had brought a concept of bass guitar nearly unknow in this musical kind.
Non only the sound of this instruments, or the mix in which we can (FINALLY) hear every nuance, but for the amazing arrangements and for the ultimate role that bass has in his Music.
 
TM for sure. He seems to be the embodyment of the Warwick family feeling. Also where ever he appears there's a party going on. This man is more then just an endorser. Thank you Mr. Stevens. Hardfunk ftw!
 
Jeroen Paul Thesseling as one of the very few fretless bassists in metal; and the only one that i can recall playing a 7-string bass. lots of flamenco stuff in him too, which i really respect, because of all that traditional music i love flamenco the most.
 
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