Advantage of a stand wawrick of a $$

[Strife34]

I'm looking at buying a wawrick and the price between the standard and the $$ is a lot and I was wondering... what is the actual difference between them

[Machines]

You have to compare the Ash Corvette to the $$ rather than the Bubinga one. They're the same in neck and body wood but the $$ has more complex electronics. It has 2 humbuckers with coil taps for each pickup. You will likely get a more aggressive sound from it. Both will still have the signature Warwick sound however .

[mcnach]

[quote name='Machines' post='1174441' date='Mar 24 2011, 11:48 AM']You have to compare the Ash Corvette to the $$ rather than the Bubinga one. They're the same in neck and body wood but the $$ has more complex electronics. It has 2 humbuckers with coil taps for each pickup. You will likely get a more aggressive sound from it. Both will still have the signature Warwick sound however .[/quote]


but the OP is talking about Wawrick basses, why would he want a Warwick sound?

(getting my coat on the way...)

[bubinga5]

i had a $$ and the sounds was bbaaadddd assssss..huge sounding bass.. proper muscle bass

[mojobass]

just traded my $$, was a great bass, HUGE sounds but a wee bit over the top for my kind of stuff! I'd have another one in a second though, lovely feel to them one of 'wicks finest!!