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Published on 02/24/02 at 15:00Bought at SMC in England, £549 coz it was highly recommended
I love the sleekness of the unit, it's so smooth! I also love the wooden finishes, the name engraved in the bridge and the changeable nut. But most of all, the sharpness and clearness of the sound. It never buzzes if you play a note wrong, the sound is perfect!
Also, the feel of the unit when you put it on enchants you, so to speak.
Honestly, no joke here, I haven't found anything bad about it whatsoever yet!
Except thet it's QUITE heavy, but who cares? It makes up for all of that with everything else.
The construction is so perfectly done, it's so smooth and the woods are so sleekly put together you'd think it's all one big piece of wood! There is real quality sound coming from here. It's been very carefully designed.
If you are entering the intermediate bass league, then this is the bass for you! It has incredible value for money, and sounds incredibly crisp.
Warwick. The BMW of the bass world.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I love the sleekness of the unit, it's so smooth! I also love the wooden finishes, the name engraved in the bridge and the changeable nut. But most of all, the sharpness and clearness of the sound. It never buzzes if you play a note wrong, the sound is perfect!
Also, the feel of the unit when you put it on enchants you, so to speak.
Honestly, no joke here, I haven't found anything bad about it whatsoever yet!
Except thet it's QUITE heavy, but who cares? It makes up for all of that with everything else.
The construction is so perfectly done, it's so smooth and the woods are so sleekly put together you'd think it's all one big piece of wood! There is real quality sound coming from here. It's been very carefully designed.
If you are entering the intermediate bass league, then this is the bass for you! It has incredible value for money, and sounds incredibly crisp.
Warwick. The BMW of the bass world.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com