While Warwick instruments are manufactured all around the world, the finest instruments with the highest level of craftsmanship are built at the company's headquarters in Markneukirchen, Germany. This 1997 Corvette Standard demonstrates what the German-made Warwicks are all about! This 6-string bass features a 34" scale length and a solid Bubinga body. Known for its dense, resonant tone, and striking grain patterns, Bubinga is a top-tier choice for a top-tier bass. Equipped with active Basslines pickups and a 2-band active EQ, this Corvette Standard delivers the signature Warwick growl with clarity and punch. The controls include volume, balance, and stacked treble/bass knobs, allowing for flexible tone shaping to accommodate a wide variety of genres. It has a bolt-on Ovangkol neck that has a Wenge fingerboard for a smooth, fast-playing surface. 24 jumbo brass frets offer durability and a bright tonal response! They show some minor wear, but the frets have held up considerably overt he years. Warwick's Just-A-Nut III adjustable nut and adjustable tailpiece ensure precise intonation across all six strings. This 1997 Warwick Corvette Standard has been played, so it shows some minor wear and signs of use. There are some minor nicks and scuffs in various spots, and we've done our best to capture the worst in the photos. It is set up for Dunlop-style locking tuners, and unfortunately the lock buttons have been lost. It's constructed of dense hardwoods, so it's fairly heavy—11 lbs 7.5 oz. To be expected! It is a 6-string bass, after all. This 1997 Warwick Corvette Standard includes a Gator gig bag. All-in-all, it's a hard-working 6-string bass! The setup is optimized for smooth playability. While the 6-string template can be intimidating, this one is about as approachable as you could hope. Its heavy-duty construction, high-quality materials, and versatile sound make it a standout instrument for both live performances and studio sessions. If you need a quality 6-string, look no further!
