warwick bass good?
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exin
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good is subjective and debateble ...
brands are a matter of personal taste and preference.
objectively, all manufactures have a set of quality control over the production of their instruments to ensure playability and reliablity over the years. It's really a matter of personal choice that will influence one's perception on the value of a brand and instrument.
I've inclined towards Yamaha basses but basses like Warwick, MTD, Musicman, Nordstrand, Warmoth still take a part of me. So it's subjective really.
brands are a matter of personal taste and preference.
objectively, all manufactures have a set of quality control over the production of their instruments to ensure playability and reliablity over the years. It's really a matter of personal choice that will influence one's perception on the value of a brand and instrument.
I've inclined towards Yamaha basses but basses like Warwick, MTD, Musicman, Nordstrand, Warmoth still take a part of me. So it's subjective really.
Musicana77
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Hmm, in my opinion most of warick basses bodies are pretty slim and small. That will appeal to those that like smaller bodies. But in my case it's a negative factor since i am a fan of bigger bodies, like fender bodies & yamaha's BB series or Ibanez ATK bass. = )
Hmm, in my opinion most of warick basses bodies are pretty slim and small. That will appeal to those that like smaller bodies. But in my case it's a negative factor since i am a fan of bigger bodies, like fender bodies & yamaha's BB series or Ibanez ATK bass. = )
Musicana77
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yeah +1 to reyrey = )
Best way is to try out all the different basses, you'll have a better idea of the tone, weight and body design.
yeah +1 to reyrey = )
Best way is to try out all the different basses, you'll have a better idea of the tone, weight and body design.
lol. thx for pointing to me so quickly rylche =p
warwicks are made from exotic woods like bubinga, ovangkol and wenge. they some how bring out 'growl'. and if u havent heard growl b4, go hear those artists who use warwicks. ppl like seth horan, adam russel (story of the year), paul gray (slipknot) etc.
the growl also comes with 'punch', where you feel the notes just slam in your face. warwicks natural frequency range just cuts thru the mix. your bass can really be heard!
warwicks are more solid in feel than any other basses i've tried. they are huge and heavy. but thats a price i'm willing to pay for top notch instruments.
go try one out yourself. or go try a rockbass. you'd be very surprised at how these basses can sound.
warwicks are made from exotic woods like bubinga, ovangkol and wenge. they some how bring out 'growl'. and if u havent heard growl b4, go hear those artists who use warwicks. ppl like seth horan, adam russel (story of the year), paul gray (slipknot) etc.
the growl also comes with 'punch', where you feel the notes just slam in your face. warwicks natural frequency range just cuts thru the mix. your bass can really be heard!
warwicks are more solid in feel than any other basses i've tried. they are huge and heavy. but thats a price i'm willing to pay for top notch instruments.
go try one out yourself. or go try a rockbass. you'd be very surprised at how these basses can sound.
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