Hey all, I got this off TB on trade. Just not my cup of tea. First things first, NO TRADES PLEASE!
2005 Warwick Dolphin SN TCS, set neck, tone chamber system. This bass is in good/great condition. Finger marks/indentions can be seen by pick ups, finish wear on the string saddles. Aside from that, there is some glue near the bottom strap button from one of the previous owners (pictured). If I was keeping it I would just scrape/sand it off ever so gently and put a fresh coat of wax on it. That is all I can find on this bass.
Includes Warwick user kit and rockbag. Could use a string change, which are included. For those of you that might ask, it has the thicker "baseball bat" neck down towards the higher frets. Some prefer it, some hate it. I think it plays just fine. I have always thought the Dolphin models looked awesome, I just can't get into this bass for some reason. I am the third owner of the bass. I took it in on trade. It is just not for me. Ask any questions.
Asking $1750 CONUS >>> AGAIN NO TRADES PLZ!
Specs from Warwick:
Machineheads: Warwick Machine Heads
Nut: Just-A-Nut III
Neck Wood: Ovangkol neck
Fretboard: Wenge fingerboard
Inlay: None
Fluorescent Side Dot: lluminated Side-Dots
Scale length: 34" (long scale)
Fret quantity material and size: 26 Jumbo Bronze (extra hard) frets (width: 2.9 mm / height: 1.3 mm)
Frets: 26
String Spacing 16.5 mm
Body Shape: Curved Bodyshape
Bodywood (Topwood / Backwood): Afzelia body, Sandwich - Construction with Tone-Chamber-System (TCS)
Pickups: Active MEC J/TJ pickups
Electronics: Active MEC 2-way electronics
Pot layout: Stacked Vol/Bal & Treble/Bass
Switch: P/P Bypass, P/P Single Coil
Pickguard: N/A
Bridge system: 2-piece Warwick Bridge
Strap system: Warwick security locks
Modell Info
Construction: Set neck,
Hardware colour: Black hardware
video of a dolphin sn tcs:
2005 Warwick Dolphin SN TCS, set neck, tone chamber system. This bass is in good/great condition. Finger marks/indentions can be seen by pick ups, finish wear on the string saddles. Aside from that, there is some glue near the bottom strap button from one of the previous owners (pictured). If I was keeping it I would just scrape/sand it off ever so gently and put a fresh coat of wax on it. That is all I can find on this bass.
Includes Warwick user kit and rockbag. Could use a string change, which are included. For those of you that might ask, it has the thicker "baseball bat" neck down towards the higher frets. Some prefer it, some hate it. I think it plays just fine. I have always thought the Dolphin models looked awesome, I just can't get into this bass for some reason. I am the third owner of the bass. I took it in on trade. It is just not for me. Ask any questions.
Asking $1750 CONUS >>> AGAIN NO TRADES PLZ!
Specs from Warwick:
Machineheads: Warwick Machine Heads
Nut: Just-A-Nut III
Neck Wood: Ovangkol neck
Fretboard: Wenge fingerboard
Inlay: None
Fluorescent Side Dot: lluminated Side-Dots
Scale length: 34" (long scale)
Fret quantity material and size: 26 Jumbo Bronze (extra hard) frets (width: 2.9 mm / height: 1.3 mm)
Frets: 26
String Spacing 16.5 mm
Body Shape: Curved Bodyshape
Bodywood (Topwood / Backwood): Afzelia body, Sandwich - Construction with Tone-Chamber-System (TCS)
Pickups: Active MEC J/TJ pickups
Electronics: Active MEC 2-way electronics
Pot layout: Stacked Vol/Bal & Treble/Bass
Switch: P/P Bypass, P/P Single Coil
Pickguard: N/A
Bridge system: 2-piece Warwick Bridge
Strap system: Warwick security locks
Modell Info
Construction: Set neck,
Hardware colour: Black hardware
video of a dolphin sn tcs:
