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Warwick Pro's Help.

Hey guys. I played a Corvette the other day and I love it. It feels so nice and light compared to my Fender. So what are the major differences between the Corvette and the Rockbass Corvette. The pickups are the same right? What are the major differences. Unfortunatly $1000 is not in the budget right now.
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Hey guys. I played a Corvette the other day and I love it. It feels so nice and light compared to my Fender.
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Please weigh your Fender for us- I've had Warwicks that weighed nearly twice the average Fender's weight.
On topic, Rockbasses are not awful but a German-made Warwick will usually blow it out of the water. To open an old can of worms, pre 98 models are(IME/IMO)nicer in terms of build quality, fit & finish.
 
Cool. Gives me hope. There is a Streamer in my hometown for cheap..

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looks like a lefty though.


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I loved it. I really like the unfinished neck. It feels so organic.
 
The bubinga corvettes may be heavy, but they are also very well balanced and comfortable to play on a strap for a lengthy period of time.

There's nothing wrong with the Rockbass stuff per se, esp when compared to other budget lines they come out quite favourably. However, because of the generic woods used (maple and alder etc I believe?), cheaper hardware and electronics, they don't sound typically 'Warwick', more 'generic low end bass'