Stejohn

You are right! Thanks for your experience!

Thanks a lot for that fast response! Maybe just one question. Now when you know my sound requirements, do you think that it would be better to change my Bongo for some classical Warwick Like FNA, classic Corvette, Streamer LX or this Hotrod. I think just in the field of sound...if we dont consider some exclusivity of hotrod.

Thanks for this useful comment! I play mainly hard rock and metal. So i´d like to ask if this bass deals with pick great. Does it have that fat bottom end? So I´d like to have bass with bright and fat sound which cuts through band great. If i can say, my Thumb had wery angry and growly sound, but it wasnt so strong in bottom. That meeting could be problem...i´m from Czech Republic.

Yes...that bass is unique! I totaly love its appearance. But I dont really think that it´s sound is unique too. Definitely, it doesn´t sound bad...but it is really very sterile! Try to compare with G&L for example...if you can.

Nobody´s got any info?

Hi there! I´m thinking of changing my arsenal. I was given a suggestion to change my MM Bongo 5 HH for Warwick Corvette Hot Rod. There are not so many of these basses (some 250 were made?) and there are some informations and user reviews on net but nothing complex. I know that there was some test in Bassmag, but I haven´t found it anywhere. I like its appearance very much and of course, this bass is something special. I really like Bongo, but it is little bit too sterile instrument with no character for me. My second bass is G&L L2000 and this one is THAT bass!! I´d like to have something with more soul inside than Bongo can offer. I play mainly hard rock and metal so i´d like to have something strong in middle and in bottom. I use pick and fingers but i slap very sporadic. What do you think? Is this change worth it? Is here anyone who has this Hotrod or has any experience with it?