Warwick Bass

Not every instrument is created equally. Sure there are common methods used that result in great looking and great sounding basses but what really sets a great sounding bass apart from any others would the wood that was used during production. There are many woods to choose from and picking out the perfect section can really make a huge difference in sound and playability.

Warwick uses only the finest woods for each and every instrument. They order wood in whole sections and store it for three to five years. Every piece of wood must dried and this takes time. Each piece is then hand picked and crafted to perfection. If there are any imperfections in the wood, then it just is not good enough to be part of a Warwick bass guitar.

Warwick was started in 1982 in Germany by the son of a world renown luthier that had been making high quality violins and guitars since before 1945. He was raised in an instrument factory and making instruments was in his blood. He had lived, breathed and just about eaten guitar creation. He put all of his knowledge into creating the best bass guitars ever.

If you were to tour the Warwick plant you would find some of the best equipment used in producing basses and guitars. This equipment serves only purpose and that is to take the easy mundane tasks involved in creating instruments and automate them. This leaves more time to the people to perfect their skills.

Warwick basses are considered to be some of the best basses in the world and it shows in every detail and craftsmanship. Artists all over the world agree that a Warwick bass is more than a bass, it is a work of art.