[quote name='synthetic' post='941923' date='Sep 1 2010, 12:19 PM']Thanks for all the replies and great suggestions. Will make sure to look into all of these.
I had a quick look at the Warwick as have seen a few vids on youtube and the tone of them sounded ballpark to my ears. Can only see left handed ones listed on Thomann but will search around other sites. The Ibanez I had heard seemed more of a rocky vibe, would that be correct to think that?
The J/P, is that Jazz and Precision? So a hybrid to mix between for tone? I'm trying haha
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Yeh a P/J is a pickup configuration which has 1 Jazz pickup at the bridge and 1 Precision pickup at the neck.
I didn't realise those Fortress basses were only cheap lefty!
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Thats a good bass, active JJ pickups and electronics plus the closest you will get the Warwick sound you like in your price range.
I have a Corvette Premium RockBass (basically the same bass but with a flamed maple veneer top) and it's great. Strong sound and really versitile.
This is going on BC as well
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The Fortresses are great basses, personally I prefer the P/J config and that is a silly price.