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Warwick Basses
Warwick RockBass Corvette Basic, 4-String - Ocean Blue Transparent Satin
Warwick RockBass Corvette Basic, 4-String - Ocean Blue Transparent Satin
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$1,235.00
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Warwick has been blessing the low end of the mix with its high quality, well crafted, growling tones for years. The Corvette Basic 4-String bass brings to life the quality and excellence you've grown to expect from the Warwick Rockbass series line.
The Corvetter Basic features a long-scale alder body, a bolt-on 3-piece laminated maple with ekanga veneer stripes and a wenge fingerboard. The monstrous tone comes raging from its active 2-band preamp and active MEC "Dynamic Correction" J/J pick up set. Round out your sound with all of the tone-shaping capabilities provided by the Volume, Balance, Treble and Bass Knobs.
Warwick RockBass Corvette Basic
- 4-string electric bass
- 34" long scale
- 2-piece solid Alder body
- 3-piece laminated Maple neck with black veneer stripes
- Two carbon bars for neck reinforcement, from 12th to 24th fret
- 2-way trussrod
- Bolt-on construction
- Wenge fingerboard
- 20" radius
- 24 jumbo titanium-brass alloy frets (width: 2.9 mm / height: 1.4 mm)
- Ball end frets with IFT (Invisible Fret Technology)
- Warwick Just-A-Nut III Tedur
- Nut width 38.5 mm / 1.5"
- Active MEC J/J pickups
- Active 2-band electronics
- Controls for Volume / Balance / Treble / Bass
- Copper shielded electronic compartment, pickup routings with shielding paint
- Threaded inserts for pickup screws
- Warwick quick access truss rod and electronics compartment cover
- Warwick machine heads
- 2-piece Warwick 3D bridge
- String spacing 19 mm / 3/4"
- Distance E to G string 57 mm / 2 1/4"
- Warwick RED Strings (42200 M) .045"-.105"
- Warwick Security Locks
- Transparent Satin finish
- Chrome hardware
- Approx. weight 3.5 kg / 7.7 lbs.
- Incl. Rockbag Student Line Plus gig bag (RB 20515 B/PLUS)
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Note on Wood Grain:
Every piece of wood has its own personality, so no two guitars look exactly alike. The grain, color, or figuring on your instrument might differ a bit from the photos—but that’s part of what makes it one-of-a-kind!
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