...worried about the fingerboard and body wood on my order

thumperton said:
I think what Oliver is saying is that you can well expect to get high grades of wood from the CS due to the new batches of woods they currently have in stock.In other words,Ian's bass is an indication of what you should expect if you order a CS bass NOW!Not 3 years ago.I know you dont like being challenged mate but facts are facts. :wink:

This is exactly what I'm saying. If you order a standard Thumb NT for example from your favorite, it might be that they ordered it a few months back and it's not going to be made out of the new bath of Pommele. But if you make an order through the Custom Shop, the bass will be made after you place the order, therefore, the chances of it having the looks of Ian's bass are VERY HIGH. I have seen this batch with my own eyes, and trust me, I will look like that or better.
 
I have totally understood you from the beginning Oliver. I just wasn't too pleased with how you wrote it down. I am satisfied with what you've written below:

odominguez said:
Vinman said:
Sorry to steal the thread a little but anyway.... Is it possible to request a more figured fingerboard from the custom shop?

You can tell this to your dealer and they might put it in the order under "special comments" which is a section we mostly use for when people want very specific things, like let's say someone wants a name inlay, so put on the specs that they want the nameplate inlay and under comments we add what it should say. But this doesn't guarantee you'll get exactly as you are imagining it.

It clearly states that there is no real guarantee. However, concerning the Pommele, you wrote this:

odominguez said:
ThirdthumB said:
thumperton said:
I think Ian's CS Streamer is a prime example of what you can expect when you buy a CS Warwick.

Well...................I do believe that one should definitely not expect to get a Bubinga Pommele wood like on Ian's bass. His Pommele is truly exceptional, and Ian is very lucky to have such a specimen. An average Pommele specimen looks less spectacular. You could get something like that, but definitely don't count on it............... :roll:

Actually you should wait for nothing less than that. We have just come across a new batch of Bubinga Pommele that is truly amazing.

I'm worried that someone might interpret this as a guarantee that you will get Pommele of a very high grade. I thought this was "strategically risky"...........Anyone who would get a CS bass with Bubinga Pommele and would get Pommele with lower quality grain could reject the entire bass and have Warwick make another one, this time with a very high grain Pommele. I think juridically, the customer has the right to do so. Finally, you wrote:

odominguez said:
This is exactly what I'm saying. If you order a standard Thumb NT for example from your favorite, it might be that they ordered it a few months back and it's not going to be made out of the new bath of Pommele. But if you make an order through the Custom Shop, the bass will be made after you place the order, therefore, the chances of it having the looks of Ian's bass are VERY HIGH. I have seen this batch with my own eyes, and trust me, I will look like that or better.

In my opinion, this is what you should have written from the beginning. Well, I do think we all understand each other; I was just concerned about an interpretation problem.......................Cheers. :D
 
This remind me of unborn babies: you can expect it to make sounds, but not what it`s gonna look like. :wink:
 
Charmand G said:
This remind me of unborn babies: you can expect it to make sounds, but not what it`s gonna look like. :wink:

LOL

Tbh its all starting to sound like a court case and picking up on technicalities ect.... however if the pommele is as great as ian's bass atm i may need to get a cs order in sharpish :D
 
ThirdthumB said:
I have totally understood you from the beginning Oliver. I just wasn't too pleased with how you wrote it down. I am satisfied with what you've written below:

odominguez said:
Vinman said:
Sorry to steal the thread a little but anyway.... Is it possible to request a more figured fingerboard from the custom shop?

You can tell this to your dealer and they might put it in the order under "special comments" which is a section we mostly use for when people want very specific things, like let's say someone wants a name inlay, so put on the specs that they want the nameplate inlay and under comments we add what it should say. But this doesn't guarantee you'll get exactly as you are imagining it.

It clearly states that there is no real guarantee. However, concerning the Pommele, you wrote this:

odominguez said:
ThirdthumB said:
thumperton said:
I think Ian's CS Streamer is a prime example of what you can expect when you buy a CS Warwick.

Well...................I do believe that one should definitely not expect to get a Bubinga Pommele wood like on Ian's bass. His Pommele is truly exceptional, and Ian is very lucky to have such a specimen. An average Pommele specimen looks less spectacular. You could get something like that, but definitely don't count on it............... :roll:

Actually you should wait for nothing less than that. We have just come across a new batch of Bubinga Pommele that is truly amazing.

I'm worried that someone might interpret this as a guarantee that you will get Pommele of a very high grade. I thought this was "strategically risky"...........Anyone who would get a CS bass with Bubinga Pommele and would get Pommele with lower quality grain could reject the entire bass and have Warwick make another one, this time with a very high grain Pommele. I think juridically, the customer has the right to do so. Finally, you wrote:

odominguez said:
This is exactly what I'm saying. If you order a standard Thumb NT for example from your favorite, it might be that they ordered it a few months back and it's not going to be made out of the new bath of Pommele. But if you make an order through the Custom Shop, the bass will be made after you place the order, therefore, the chances of it having the looks of Ian's bass are VERY HIGH. I have seen this batch with my own eyes, and trust me, I will look like that or better.

In my opinion, this is what you should have written from the beginning. Well, I do think we all understand each other; I was just concerned about an interpretation problem.......................Cheers. :D

Advise taken, but now it's clear what I meant, right?
 
OMG, it seems like you guys love my bass and its great Bubinga Pommelé grain !!! :shock:




:oops: :oops: :oops:
 
Because... I don't know ! I'm just suprised :shock:
 
odominguez said:
Advise taken, but now it's clear what I meant, right?

Absolutely clear Oliver. Sorry I'm so stubborn..................I really don't mean to be so difficult............... :oops:

Funny thing: Ian's bass has become a reference. :lol:
 
Hehe 8) 8) 8)



I recorded with it for my band today... sounds as good as it looks 8)
 
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