yeah, it’s pretty nice 
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haven’t played it a lot yet, but barely needed any adjustment straight out of the box 
slight tweak on the neck and intonation, pretty much all it needed
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These are my 2 forever basses.
(1) 1995 Warwick Fortress Masterman (made in Germany). Owned it for 15 years.
(2) Fender Jazz Hybrid:
*Fender USA Standard Jazz bass body
*Roasted Maple Vintera® '60’S Jazz Bass® Neck
*Leo Quan Badass III bridge string thru body
*Hipshot USA Ultralite Tuners
*John East J-Retro 01 active preamp
*Delano JMVC split coil noiseless pickups
*Schaller S-Locks
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That Fortress is very nice
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Indeed. You don’t see them often enough.
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We’ve had a love/hate relationship! But she’s still my #1 
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Yep. They’re real hard to find now & when they do come up, they’re bought straight away. There’s 2 on Ebay at the moment but they’re both overpriced.
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I sold my Warwick basses in a recent cull and do kinda miss them
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Yeah, i go to sell my Masterman, but then i pick it up and…nope, you’re staying put! Just a great sounding bass. Bright when you need it & then thunderous lows when you need it. Fits in all genres of music i reckon.
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Yeah, the Warwick TwinJ pickup is fantastic.
You don’t see that configuration much, outside of MEC.
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Forever basses they should be. They are gorgeous!
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Agree with you 100%. HowlinDawg I would love to get another one in a different colour & use with flats…but finding a decent one at the right price is the problem.
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Thats gorgeous. I love a natural finish Rickenbacker!
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This is my most played bass, the Ibanez SR405EQM. I also have a Sire Marcus Miller M7 that I need to find a pic of to post here.
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not much need for more 
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The only one you need! Beautiful!
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That looks great! Such a cool bass. How are you getting along with it?
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Love it!
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