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Warwick RockBass Guitar Corvette SS 5-String Bass Guitar in Natural Transparent Satin

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This is a New Warwick RockBass Guitar Corvette SS 5-String Bass Guitar in Natural Transparent Satin from , now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Here’s what Warwick say about the Warwick RockBass Corvette SS 5-String Bass Guitar in Natural Transparent Satin:

The Warwick RockBass Corvette SS 5-String bass guitar is an affordable bass guitar built with features normally found on more expensive bass guitars. Part of the latest RockBass line-up, this five-string bass features various significant upgrades compared to its predecessor, including a flat wenge fretboard lined with 24 extra-tall jumbo frets that have been rounded off with increased playing comfort. What’s more, the electronics compartment has been shielded with copper to keep noise to a minimum.

The body of the RockBass Corvette $$ is made from Ash and comes loaded with two powerful MEC humbuckers alongside an active 3-band EQ and a blend control for maximum tone-tweaking potential. The build is fully stabilised by a three-piece Maple neck that’s been reinforced with Ekanga, while the tuning stability is firmed up by a two-way truss rod and a Just a Nut III Tedur nut. 

Specifications

  • model: Corvette $$ 5-string
  • series: RockBass
  • weight: 4.4kg (9.7lbs)

Body

  • Body Material: Ash

Neck

  • joint: bolt-on
  • material: 3-piece maple with ekanga veneer stripes
  • finish: satin gloss
  • scale length: 34″ (864mm)
  • fretboard: wenge
  • fretboard radius: 26″ (660.4mm)
  • number of frets: 24
  • frets: extra high, jumbo, ball ends
  • fret material: titanium brass alloy
  • nut material: Just a Nut III Tedur
  • nut width: 45mm (1.8″)

Hardware

  • bridge: 2-piece Warwick bridge
  • string spacing: 16.5mm
  • machine heads: Warwick
  • hardware finish: chrome-plated
  • strings: Warwick Red Strings (42301 M) .045-.135
  • strap buttons: Warwick Security Locks

Electronics

  • bridge pickup: MEC MM-Style passive humbucker
  • middle pickup: MEC MM-Style passive humbucker
  • controls: 1x volume, 1x balance, 1x treble, 1x bass
  • copper-shielded electronics compartment

Miscellaneous

  • Included: Rockbag Student Line Plus RB 20515 B/PLUS gig bag

About the manufacturer

Warwick

Warwick is a German manufacturer founded in 1982, best known for its high-quality electric bass guitars, amplifiers, and accessories. Built with precision craftsmanship and premium tonewoods, Warwick instruments are celebrated for their distinctive growl, powerful low-end, and exceptional playability. The company offers a wide range of models, from the flagship Thumb and Streamer basses to more affordable RockBass versions, catering to both professionals and aspiring players. Warwick also produces amplification and hardware under the same commitment to quality. Trusted by bassists worldwide, Warwick has earned a strong following in the UK for its reliability, innovation, and unmistakable tone.

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