Does anyone have any more info on these? They have them posted on their site but other than that I Can t find anything. The PNut Rockbass interests me as well. Smart thinking by Warwick to do an artist line for Rockbass.
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Warwick Jack Bruce Rockbass
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Didn't realize Mr Bruce played a Rockbass. If anything it is in bad taste
He did, at least long enough and publicly enough to get paid for it, but yeah, he'll forever be associated with Gibby SG basses and the Fender VI.
I would like to try one, though, probably a great bass.
Don't be that guy. Everyone knows Jack's Warwick isn't a Rockbass, doesn't change the fact that this is a Jack Bruce Rockbass.
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I always think of the Warwick Thumb when I think of Jack Bruce, but I didn't start following him until the late 80's.
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If the rockbass sounds anything like the non-RB version, it is probably killer. I played a fretless version of the original and was very surprised at all the tones available. All the way from dubby to super growly in the bridge position.
I remember him in Warwick ads dating back to the early 90s. He played a fretless Thumb for ages
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Yeah, no one cares if you don't like it.
Wow, I read some hateful comments here...like a bunch of kids arguing over a game rule...this is a very nice idea from warwick to come out with a lower budget signature series.
I don't like warwick bass, I'm not into fretless much but I like seeing that kind of things from big company
I don't like warwick bass, I'm not into fretless much but I like seeing that kind of things from big company
I generally leave negative comments alone. They tend to disappear more quickly.
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I like the idea. I am never gonna pay the $3k+ they ask for the original. I'm probably not gonna get a RB version either but, still, more options is always a good thing
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I like the idea. I am never gonna pay the $3k+ they ask for the original. I'm probably not gonna get a RB version either but, still, more options is always a good thing
It's the only signature series i'd want.Don't be that guy. Everyone knows Jack's Warwick isn't a Rockbass, doesn't change the fact that this is a Jack Bruce Rockbass.
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It's pretty cool, I really like the Adam Clayton model too, really don't care for U2 though.
i found the jack bruce rockbass listed on warwick
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just look at the url or at the string that leads to it, which is
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No. The rare violin style EB-1. He's the only person I ever saw use one in concert. (Royal Albert Hall)
Come to think of it, he's the only person I can think of that actually owned one.
