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Re: Warwick or musicman?

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Posted by JP on June 20, 2001 at 18:06:38:

In Reply to: Re: Warwick or musicman? posted by Toby Meyer on June 20, 2001 at 06:29:41:

IMHO, the stingray IS versatile. Maybe the Warwick LX is more versatile, but you can perfecly slap,tap,pick, etc. on the musicman very well. On the other hand I haven´t tested the Warwick LX, so I can´t say much.

Peace,

: I have a Warwick Streamer LX 6 and I really like it. I've tested a Streamer Stage I before I bought this bass, but I don't think there is such a difference. The Stingray is a wonderful bass, but I think that it is too expensive here in Europe (like Warwicks in the US). In my opinon, the Stingray is less versatile but it's *the* bass for some music styles.
: If you have enough money, buy a Stingray and use both basses!

:
: Toby Meyer

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: IMHO, the stingray IS versatile. Maybe the Warwick LX is more versatile, but you can perfecly slap,tap,pick, etc. on the musicman very well. On the other hand I haven´t tested the Warwick LX, so I can´t say much. : Peace, : JP : : : I have a Warwick Streamer LX 6 and I really like it. I've tested a Streamer Stage I before I bought this bass, but I don't think there is such a difference. The Stingray is a wonderful bass, but I think that it is too expensive here in Europe (like Warwicks in the US). In my opinon, the Stingray is less versatile but it's *the* bass for some music styles. : : If you have enough money, buy a Stingray and use both basses! : : : : Toby Meyer

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