Warwick Corvette Standard 6 string?

I had one and liked it a lot, but the cons for me outweighed the pros.
*Pros: Sounded AWESOME(I'll admit I'm partial to Warwick's tone)- uniquely leaning toward a vintage-P's tone, if you could imagine that. I've had a few Vettes, & this was unlike any I've heard before.
It also played very nicely, and balanced very well.
*Cons: Too-tight(for me)string spacing, overall weight(12 lbs)and thick neck(front-to-back).
Added to all this was the fact that at the time I also had a Ken Smith 6, & I really cannot justify two fretted 6s(although I do have 2 now, they're fretted & fretless semi-sisters).

 

i own an early one...a 1997...brass nut, recessed strap locks ect...it sounds, looks and plays awesome...but it is heavy as hell...being a nashville player i will strap it on for a 4 hour shift...but im worn out afterwards! if mine was stolen or lost i would replace it...no doubt!

 

I had one which I traded.The bass had a killer sound. The only downside was that the bass weighed a ton and made long sets difficult and painful.All in all I miss the Warwick and would love to eventually add a six string Corvette back in the rotation giving me matching 4,5 and 6 string 'vettes.

 

Mine rocks. It is a 1999 with an all wenge neck... I wouldn't want to own a current production one. The neck on mine is pretty thin and the overall weight is a little under 12 lbs. Tone is great. The spacing is tight, but I have no trouble slapping.

I hardly play it now though, went the custom route and have a six string LEJ. PM me if you are interested.

 

Same here. 94' model wenge ProLine with barts. It is THE bass I will not sell or trade.