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Shopping for my second bass

Themossman85
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7 months ago.
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Hey, this is a weird comparison to be making, but I was hoping someone could give me some input.

I'm in the market for a second bass, and I have it narrowed down to two choices: The Washburn Taurus T24 or The Warwick Pro Series Corvette Standard.

The first and most obvious difference is in the price, The Washburn being 500/600 dollars and the Warwick reaching 1,000...


So what's the general opinion on these two basses?
Sidsquishus
Posts: 161
I have not played either of these basses, and would encourage you to play them, if that is possible, to decide which is for you. That said, the neck-thru Washburn is more appealing to me. I did look into both, and it sounds like you might want to upgrade pickups on the Washburn - or maybe not! If you did, you'd still spend less than the Corvette costs.
TarkZ
Posts: 19
Warwick!!! It's a heavy bass but has a nice sound. Norwood from Fishbone plays on one. Check out some videos and you will get a good understanding of what a warwick is capable of.... But it's a big bass.
But ultimately it comes down to the tone you are looking for. The best way to find out is to play it if you haven't done so yet.
--get the Warwick!
Mntallpaul
Posts: 3
Play every bass you can at a Music store when your doing research. How it feels and fits personaly is not to be underated! Some great basses may not "feel" right. You wont enjoy playing them. I would tend to go higher end when buying any bass. The better necks, electronics, wiring and pickups always are a better value in the long run. Just my 2 cents... Paul
Barnzy74
Posts: 1
My first was a Fender Strat Bass. My second bass that I bought a GIBSON money maker two different worlds. Solid body deeper sound, but the stat funk making machine! Get to have both.
Bassguy1
Posts: 25
I hate my bass that I have. It's a TBC 5-string if anyone knows what brand that is......
When I finally have the money, I'm going to get myself a Ibanez Fieldy K5. That my friends is the most amazing bass I have ever heard.
I also happen to love the feel of an Ibanez.
Bassguy1
Posts: 25
But honestly its all up to you dude. Get what your heart and mind can both agree on.
Joseph
Posts: 5
The Warwick seems nice I think that Adam Clayton of U2 uses a warwick occasionaly

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