The Warwick Corvette SS 4 Natural Satin is a 4-string electric bass guitar ideal for musicians seeking a versatile and accessible instrument. Designed as part of the 2024 RockBass range, it combines carefully selected woods such as ash for the body and a bolt-on maple and ekanga neck, offering optimal playing comfort. Its active RockBass electronics with passive MEC pickups in the Music Man style guarantee powerful and precise sound, perfect for the studio, stage, or rehearsal. This bass is suitable for both beginners and experienced bassists who want a reliable and high-performance instrument.
| Type | Electric Bass Guitar |
|---|---|
| Number of Strings | 4 strings |
| Neck | Bolt-on |
| Neck Wood | 3-piece maple and ekanga |
| Nut Width (mm) | 38.5 mm |
| Thickness at 12th Fret (mm) | 54.0 mm |
| Nut Type | Just a Nut III |
| Fretboard | Wenge |
| Fretboard Radius (mm) | 508 mm |
| Fret Type | Nickel Silver Extra High Jumbo |
| Scale Length (mm) | 863.6 mm |
| Body | Ash |
| Finish | Natural Satin |
| Machine Heads | Warwick Machineheads |
| Bridge | Warwick 2-piece |
| Strap Locks | Warwick Security locks |
| Hardware Finish | Chrome |
| Pickups | Passive MEC Music Man style |
| Electronics | Active RockBass |
| Controls | Volume / Balance / Treble / Bass |
| Strings | Warwick Red Strings .045-.105 |
| Gig Bag Included | Student Line RockBag RB 20515 B/PLUS |
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