And I'm talking German made, not Rockbass. Was just curious if it's possible to get close to both a Jazz Bass sound and a Stingray H sound, since you are able to isolate the bridge humbucker or use both humbuckers, but in single coil mode.
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Question for Warwick $$/ Double Buck Owners
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I would say you can get close. Have you checked out any of demo videos by Warwick? They do a good job of displaying the various tonal capabilities.
I have German $$ and appreciate it for aggressive growl, quite different and deeper than my 5 string Stingrays (I like them, as well) and quite different than JB that I have, as well. You do not buy $$ to replace JB or Stingray, although all of them play low notes and to degree are similar instruments.
Reason why 10-15 basses are usually necessary to neutralize hunger (I have 7 Warwicks and they serve different purposes, or beloved and nothing excessive).
Reason why 10-15 basses are usually necessary to neutralize hunger (I have 7 Warwicks and they serve different purposes, or beloved and nothing excessive).
I miss my German $$!
It was one of THE most versatile basses I've ever owned, and Warwick quality is the highest.
The Balance control will "default" to J-Bass type tone when emphasizing the bridge pup, the rest inc. sounding like a 'Ray is accomplished by tweaking the onboard eq and of course adjusting your your amp.
But why "try" to emulate those basses? The Corvette$$ has an amazing character of its own.
LOTS of tone possibilities in that bass.
It was one of THE most versatile basses I've ever owned, and Warwick quality is the highest.
The Balance control will "default" to J-Bass type tone when emphasizing the bridge pup, the rest inc. sounding like a 'Ray is accomplished by tweaking the onboard eq and of course adjusting your your amp.
But why "try" to emulate those basses? The Corvette$$ has an amazing character of its own.
LOTS of tone possibilities in that bass.