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Published on 12/03/03 at 15:00i was visiting a friend of mine in nashville, and while staying there his brother brings over a warlock. i instantly fell in love with this bass. it just so happened he was selling it, so i bought it for 250$. and i would have gladly payed more.
right out of the gate i love its killer look, like a black widow about to strike. then the sound, its deep without too low of a tone, its grindy without too high of a screech. great intenation and stays in tune like a champ. it has excellent versatility in the tone, you can get a sound all the way across the spectrum, unlike many other bass's where your stuck on one type of sound.
the only complaint i "could" have would be that it is a bit heavy, but what doesnt kill you only makes you stronger.
the reason its heavy is because its strong and sturdy. a solid hunk of machine. the tone knobs tight, the cord jack is tight, the neck is strong, the head stock is strong. the warlock takes no shit!
ive said it all, if you wanna hear more just get one and plug it in.
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right out of the gate i love its killer look, like a black widow about to strike. then the sound, its deep without too low of a tone, its grindy without too high of a screech. great intenation and stays in tune like a champ. it has excellent versatility in the tone, you can get a sound all the way across the spectrum, unlike many other bass's where your stuck on one type of sound.
the only complaint i "could" have would be that it is a bit heavy, but what doesnt kill you only makes you stronger.
the reason its heavy is because its strong and sturdy. a solid hunk of machine. the tone knobs tight, the cord jack is tight, the neck is strong, the head stock is strong. the warlock takes no shit!
ive said it all, if you wanna hear more just get one and plug it in.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com