Warwick Custom Shop: Thumb BO - Bubinga Pommelé

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[@pamcarr4003]

Love watching CNC machines. Thanks for the video.

[@christianmichaud9150]

Stunning piece of art great job guys!!!!!

[@keefos66]

The neck-dive on a seven-string Thumb must be unbelievable.

[@chriskrausesmovie]

beautiful creation

[@johnmoser2689]

These are great videos.... beautiful basses They're so difficult to shop here in the states though....I bought a Warwick Corvette standard fretless which I love but it's hard to find much selection anywhere near Ohio

[@MrUltracoin]

I really like your quality, i say that as a luthier.

[@andiarman5709]

This is another awesome seven strings baritone guitar..

[@jannetoropainen9865]

*warwick

[@BrunoSantos-dw9yc]

Perfect!!!

[@dinhofranco1214]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@Arikashirukashi]

is this music Mandalorian soundtrack? Sound so similar)

[@Matt_FiF]

This video came out 7 years ago…..

[@yumin0022]

Who is watanabe...

[@TheRancidfish]

What is the song played in this?

[@javableak]

Ich frage das Gleiche!

[@dougfunny2347]

I will laugh my ass off it its ordered by Ken Watanabe from Godzilla and Last Samurai.

[@BeardedDanishViking]

I think it was made for Jeroen Thesseling.

[@mopdigglyderg4827]

The art of a machine setter as opposed to a luthier? Love Warwick basses, got one, but it's all too clinical.

[@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

Mop Digglyderg All production instruments are CNC machined, there are still many hours of hand fitting, sanding, leveling, finishing, buffing, etc. after the machine work is done.

[@mopdigglyderg4827]

@@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney Yep agree but there's something about the skill of a handmade neck...

[@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

Mop Digglyderg You'll not lay hands on a good one for less than 4 grand (sometimes absurdly more expensive than that), and they won't be as consistently accurate. I've played some handmade boutique guitars and basses, they're no better playing instruments than the cream of the mass-produced crop (US Music Man, G&L, and Lakland, German Warwick, Japanese Ibanez and Yamaha, etc.) and they're exponentially more expensive. Prohibitively so, truthfully. The only people who can afford them are very wealthy collectors and upper-level pros, and most pros won't perform with them for fear of loss or damage. While I very much appreciate the workmanship and am very glad they're still being made, I see almost no practical advantage these days.