I'm getting the itch to try something new and since I own two wicks, I'll offer up the one I've had longer. I'm still playing my thumb daily.
Anyway, so it's a 5 string $$. Great shape, no issues. Natural color. Probably a ding or two here and there but looking over it before posting I didn't see anything noticeable. It comes with the rock bag and wax and truss rod tool and all the stuff.
I'm looking for
trades only. I just recently started a new business and cash is very tight but not tight enough that I want to sell. I just can't afford to buy anything new at the moment.
If you have something that isn't as valuable as mine, I may consider a trade plus cash on your end. But I'm not looking for anything that requires cash from me. Again, new business, start up costs, etc. I don't want to spend money at the moment.
A fretless bass would certainly get my attention. But I also love fretted basses. Six strings are cool and so are four strings (and fives too). No sevens or twelves or anything crazy like that.
If you're interested, get in touch.
The Warwick Corvette $$ Double Buck is a 5-String bass guitar that is similar to the other Corvette models, but distinguishes itself with unique electronics. It features 2 powerful MEC humbuckers nestled closely in the center position, completely covering the legendary sweet spot that so many basses miss completely. This configuration gives it a powerful, solid tone with depth and clarity. 2 mini 3-way switches let you choose humbucker, single-coil, and parallel or series operation. The passive pickups are matched to an MEC 2-band active preamp, making it a true passive/active hybrid. The Corvette $$ Double Buck features a select swamp ash body, an ovangkol neck, bell brass frets, high-quality hardware, and natural or transparent color oil finishes.
Warwick Corvette $$ Double Buck 5-String Bass Guitar Features:
* Select swamp ash body
* Corvette body shape
* Ovangkol neck
* Dual MEC humbuckers
* 3-way coil tap switches for hum cancelling, single coil, or parallel/series pickup operation
* Bell brass frets
* High-quality components
Here's a few pics. Not great as I traded my awesome DSLR camera. So now I'm stuck with a crummy camera that's about ten years old. But here they are.
