Waricks....YET AGAIN

[Frank Martin]

FWIW my Corvette FNA Jazzman plays perfectly with ZERO signal loss without a battery even being in there, [snip]

... as it has passive p-ups and active electronics.
Read it in the manual if you dont believe it.

 

[Frank Martin]

The most bad thing in passive mode on warwicks (and most other basses) is that there is no Tone knob..
That's why, for example, Ritter's basses electronics ( [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] ) is better.. it gives you complete control in both active and passive modes

Yeah, but check the price tags on Ritters sometimes - you'll be in for a surprise if you havent seen it already
They are not in the same price category, so what would you expect? Most higher-end basses dont even have a active/passive switch, let alone passive tone

 

[The_Owl]

The most bad thing in passive mode on warwicks (and most other basses) is that there is no Tone knob..
That's why, for example, Ritter's basses electronics ( [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] ) is better.. it gives you complete control in both active and passive modes

Lucky for me that my JazzMan has one then....

 

[m2600]

Yeah, but check the price tags on Ritters sometimes - you'll be in for a surprise if you havent seen it already
They are not in the same price category, so what would you expect?

you're right! But it was just an example))
Anyway, there is no reason not to install this passive tone knob on cheaper basses.

 

[jive1]

Not on warwicks.

Not to beat up on you, but my Fortress also has a bypass switch.

 

[vene-nemesis]

Not to beat up on you, but my Fortress also has a bypass switch.

He already pulled the volume knob

 

[jive1]

He already pulled the volume knob

Yeah, I just need to realize there was more than one page to this thread.