Originally posted by thechicken:[..]
I am quite sure this is not about sound. I am certain that Adam didn't come up with this signature model because of the sound either. It is all about looking cool. Also, if the guy has the money, why not? But I agree with you, there are many better ways to spend 5000 dollars.
Originally posted by Notelling:[..]
Coming soon - It's out. Premiered at the NAMM convention in Anaheim in January. Scott, the bass player in Joshua Tree (in Los Angeles) bought the one they had at NAMM.
First he got one of his Precision's refinished in lavendar sparkle like Adam's and NOW... he's got a Warwick Reverso like Adam's. Now THAT my friends, is Tribute-Adam dedication!
Your talking about a totally different model.The Starbass is a hollowbody.
Originally posted by thechicken:[..]
I am quite sure this is not about sound. I am certain that Adam didn't come up with this signature model because of the sound either. It is all about looking cool. Also, if the guy has the money, why not? But I agree with you, there are many better ways to spend 5000 dollars.
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]
He liked the Stryker after seeing/hearing some footage of The Who. (This per a conversation I had with and aritist rep at Warwick).
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]
It's inaccurate stating is isn't about sound or is about look only.
He liked the Stryker after seeing/hearing some footage of The Who. (This per a conversation I had with and aritist rep at Warwick).
John Entwistle of The Who used Buzzards and Strykers.
Adam bought one of each - both black. Both seen in the U2.com videos that were posted near the end of the NLOTH sessions.
As the tour drew closer, Adam went to Warwick and worked with them on developing the Reverso. Which is why there were various versions on the tour. Ultimately setting on a single pickup version that is the production model.
Do you need a Warwick Reverso to sound like Adam? NO. You can do much of what Adam does on a Precision and Jazz bass.
I don't think one HAS to have a Mercedes or BMW. They are fine cars but do you HAVE to have one? No. But if you like it and can afford it - why not. Same with the Reverso. Nothing wrong with buying it if you want and have the means to do so?
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:[..]
True I guess. I mean if I was living on my own and I had a mortgage to pay off and all that jazz, I wouldn't be spending that much on a guitar, but I don't know this guys financial state. Right now, I'm only 18 (soon 19) and still living with my parents, using my part time job money to do what I want with. Right now I'm saving up for a John Mayer strat, so I geuss it's the same idea. Even probably dumber actually, seeing as how I already have an american strat, but there are reasons why both would be handy, and why I'm buying the John Mayer strat.
Alex
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]
No. I'm talking about the Reverso and Scott from Joshua Tree bought one.
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]
BEFORE buying the JOHN MAYER Stratocaster... Check out the ERIC JOHNSON Stratocaster. They Mayer may be fine. But you might find the Eric Johnson that much better.
Originally posted by Notelling:[..]
And i was talking about the Starbass II not the Stryker.The Stryker is ugly,wait till you see the custom Starbass.
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:[..]
BEFORE buying the JOHN MAYER Stratocaster... Check out the ERIC JOHNSON Stratocaster. They Mayer may be fine. But you might find the Eric Johnson that much better.
Originally posted by thechicken:[..]
I am 100% sure that if he had only heard the performance he wouldn't bother even to find out know what bass that was. If the guy has the money and likes it, ok, go buy it, but don't tell me that it is because of the sound, because it is not.