Warwick Jazz?

[Craithius]

Now, seeing as I own a Warwick Corvette Std. with the active MEC J pups, would the bass technically be considered a jazz bass? I'm just curious, cos it seems to most people the jazz is all about the body/neck, and others it's about the pups.

Any input?

 

[bassteban]

It is a Warwick, with jazz bazz-style pickups.

 

[Craithius]

Well, I don't suppose you could define a jazz bass for me then?

 

[CapnSev]

I think I would define a jazz as a Fender, or Fender clone, using traditional/domestic woods and pickups.

I think the Corvette has a very different and distinct tone from what I would call a jazz, although it can get close at times.

 

[MyUsernameHere]

Well, I don't suppose you could define a jazz bass for me then?

Its the opposite of a P bass.

 

[Craithius]

Its the opposite of a P bass.

Why do you do this to me???

 

[bassteban]

Well, I don't suppose you could define a jazz bass for me then?

See post #4.

 

[bassteban]

Its the opposite of a P bass.

No, the opposite of a P-Bass is the absence of a P-Bass.

 

[Craithius]

done

 

[Craithius]

So if I wanted to own a jazz, it's body style and woods and pups... not just pups.

 

[bassteban]

Glad we could help.

Edit: Hey- you said done.

 

[badboy1984]

I've own a warwick corvette and fender jazz.

The fender sounds like jazz and the warwick don't sound like jazz to me, it sound like a warwick.

Both different style and both great bass. Play both and you will see a differents straight away.

 

[Craithius]

*mutters under breath* smarta$$

lol

 

[bassteban]

http://images.google.com/imgres?img...=150&prev=/images?q=jazz+bass&um=1&hl=en&sa=N

I'll get back to you w/a Warwick pic. Oh wait; you know what those look like, right?

 

[MyUsernameHere]

So if I wanted to own a jazz, it's body style and woods and pups... not just pups.

Kinda...but nope.