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WARWICK CORVETTE PROLINE QUESTION

#2
Makatak said:
Ive been offered a passive Corvette Proline [Made in Germany mid 1990`s ], any opinions on these , or are the later active models the ones to go for ? . Thanks
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Night and day my friend.

I've had a '95 and still own a '94. both passive mec loaded.

craftsmanship on pre-production warwicks is impeckable.

I have owned one since '96...since before they were unavailable in the US. it was my goto bass for 12 years. I owned one production model ('98) FNA and hated it.

Snatch this up, they are becoming harder and harder to find.

Stay away from the later models, they are ok, but nothing like the handmades.
 
#6
Hi guys out of interest what are the 90's models worth? i Have one that i believe to be made from Ash and am thinking of selling it to perches another 90's bubinga one from a friend we we don't know what they fetch, any ideas? :bassist:
 
#7
Hi guys out of interest what are the 90's models worth? i Have one that i believe to be made from Ash and am thinking of selling it to perches another 90's bubinga one from a friend we we don't know what they fetch, any ideas? :bassist:
 
#10
Fair play, Reasons?? my reason for wanting the bubinga is i have a thumb thru neck made from bubinga and my band play with two tunings when i switch to the corvette i seem to be lacking some mid presence.
 

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