Warwick Corvette Standard Bubinga

manufacture of made in germany = srieux thinks wv ....
I know the bridge to go for a ride on the web.
Finally ovango handle wood in such a
24 frets
rglage volume / push, push, balance, double bass pots / acute

USE

there's nothing wrong with that but happiness hyper pleasant handle, a great ease of play.
good shape corp, not too heavy as low, and the sound of it touches the hot spot: excellent.

SONORITS

with this corvette std is little play any jazz, rock, reggae, varitbr />
NOTICE GLOBAL

I have this bass for one year, 1000 is a good bass could be like she was luthier fawn

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USE

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SONORITS

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NOTICE GLOBAL

Low First, it is a superb instrument.

The bass is heavy it is true, but playing Gibson Les Paul, it does not change me as a ca.
Attention exists in several configuration for the electronics.

Micro Passive / Passive Electronics
Micro Passive / Active Electronics
Micro Active / Active Electronics

I have the 2nd, which 3 buttons to do everything:
1 Volume / Switch (up to cut the active equalizer)
1 Balance microphones
1 Double Tone Low / Acute

Very wide possibilities of sound configurations, impeccable finish, thank you Warwick.

Warwick Corvette styling PS Std 4 BUB in toto, just a parenthesis, it's a jungle in Warwick, many model, short names unclear to drown all the neophyte. PS Series Pro Series (Korée) is really the best quality range RB Rockbasse here is felt on the price and quality of the instrument as well.

UTILIZATION

From the guitar I was impressed by the ergonomics, this is the first time I play a bass with much ease. The quality of the wood feels visibly, electronics and complication seamless, plug and it works!

SOUNDS

Superb in all registers, played bass on a big Peavey 115

OVERALL OPINION

My opinion is that this bass is made for us guitarists, for those who do not have paws of loggers ... Frankly how not to crack, maybe the price is 1100 euros to cool a little casual gaming ...

It is a low-made in Germany
24 frets
2 MEC pickups style Jazzbass
Bridge into two types Warwick (good quality)
knob a volume knob a pickup balance and a tone knob
Channel zebrawood

UTILIZATION

The handle is covered by 4 points. It is zebrawood good on the other hand I find it is true that its design is unique compared to a fender or a musicman but it is still nice that it finally seems sleeves Warwick is: we like it or not. I like when I also have a jazz bass.
Access to acute is correct that the 24th box is a little hard to access but it's a small detail.
The balance of the set is amazing!!
It adjusts sound pretty quickly.

SOUNDS

Other than that it's a very nice bass with a potato's really on top of the handle. Personal I play rock man enough then this instrument seems to suit me perfectly.
The instrument weighs weight due to its bubinga body but it offers an interesting sound.
The set is nothing to say.
It must be said that the sound sounds quite modern. Forget the old vintage sound but my god it's against potato by Low .......!!!( tested: a trace elliot commando 15, Fender BXR 100 and a sound system by passing through 2X 400w a tube preamp

OVERALL OPINION

It's been a week since I bought used but is in very good condition
The most: the sound, the handle, balance, aesthetics and the various tricks (style access to electronic or screw the handle)
Cons: the weight (for the less sturdy) and I do not see the rest ... we will see a further use.
The price / quality ratio is honest if I have the right price it turns into € 1000 / 1100 is a beautiful instrument have justified the price especially when you see the rates charged by American brands!
Me at least I did not know Warwick but now I am conquered!

now it's been a good year that I play it. Then the little problem with this bass passive version is the output level: it is quite small. Other than that I'm still happy with this instrument, it has shown remarkable studio mainly due to its build quality. ha yes! To pick the sound it is really beautiful "crunch" slightly and gives a well rock blues and even metal ...