Fender vs Warwick sound comparison

[@Freudenfreude1]

Both sound great. Definitely nice to have both in the stable!

[@groove_ad6517]

I go for the Warwick front pops slap part at 0:47 - this strong and percussive sound of the Warwick bass is fully suited to that groove, which you played brilliantly 👍

[@corvettestd3451]

thank you! yeah warwick sounds more punchy, because of its high string tension I think.

[@blindrabbit01]

Wow. The Warwick front pickup finger tone is deadly, like a dream come true for me.

[@chasingfriday335]

Both. They each have their strengths.

[@twocats2543]

Damn, absolutely great playing! Those are two very nice basses to have. I preferred the sound you got out of the Jazz, probably because it has such classic and distinct character.

[@dustinskaggs3493]

Your playing stole the show, I lived those quick little slides on that second riff!!🤘🤘🤘

[@bekeshovfilms5318]

Fender, Warwick and Musicman! 3 GREAT BASSES!

[@sidneyapolinariogoncalves2804]

O Fender um som de sempre aveludado e o Warwick mais metálico mas tenho os dois originais, simplesmente maravilhosos.

[@Thabassmon]

I like Warwick better, so Warwick for me.

[@justyndelbridge7467]

Great playing, dude! Love watching this. Your left hand technique in particular really rocks.

[@whatskraken3886]

warwicks always sound like super metallic versions of fender basses. super great for slap and anything that needs a lot of uppder mids

[@LLoofusO]

Fender = industry standard and a true workhorse Warwick = Above and beyond all expectations Warwick ftw, baby

[@mailusphoenix8894]

for bass, Warwick every time... 24 frets, way more versatile, and so, oh so much more comfortable to play than any fender... Fenders are classic, and have great sound, Warwick basses are basses thought out for actual bassplayers. Corvette and Thumb series being my favourites.

[@kuyaferds8715]

Both sound incredible in your hands

[@Conor.Somers1]

Both are great, the Fender has a more full sound I guess, and the Warwick sounds slightly more nasal, more mid heavy. Personally I'm more of a Warwick fan now, I find them more comfortable to play, but I love hearing a good Jazz bass! It's what I started on

[@mrdefinitely8769]

both definitely have their application...Fender Jazz is the Jack of All trades and Master of Some. Warwick is more of a groove machine.

[@robertvilleneuve8272]

Great job and to my surprise, I was expecting a lot more differences soundwise between the two...

[@joldisyri8936]

Amazing playing. Your technique is funky and on point

[@funfanacyland1172]

That's awesome both sounds great depends on what type of music you're playing. And I love your playing

[@tolabassist3302]

I like the fender

[@alessioc.8110]

This guy can play

[@Yeahsir03]

we have a rock bass against A jazz bass, The people who really know, they know both are good to do their Job, Metallic doesn’t go with Old playable Songs, and Jazz doesn’t go heavy metal stuff, Both Are great, I have my Corvette, Ultra jazz bass V And love them Both

[@oxman1834]

Ultimately be great to have both

[@mackymaca]

Both great-sounding basses. Giving a slight edge to the Fender, being a J-bass player for so long. Taking me quite some time to get used to the 'Wick thing. Awesome vid!

[@boneeatsdog]

I had a fender jazz for years before it was stolen. Played other fenders after that w great disappointment. The Warwick felt just ok but it grew on me quickly enough n now I wouldn’t trade it for anything else. ….for now.

[@mrvantagepro]

Warwick is great, but I prefer the Fender.

[@stevem-h3562]

Nice technique! Both good for their own thing.... I personally prefer the tone of the Warwick but for the stuff I do, it would get swallowed up in the mix. Horses for courses, as they say.

[@cd0u50c9]

Fantastic tone and playing for both, but both pickups Jazz Bass tone can't be beaten, and this is coming from a Warwick fan!

[@ericzingapan2488]

I guess fender has a "safer" sound. Its like a good generic sound. Warwick has a different tone. Both sound really good.

[@marcjuras1623]

A corvette with dolphin inlays? 🤔 never seen that before. Anyway, nice playing and a really fantastic comparison between my two favourite basses.

[@corvettestd3451]

actually these are stickers in the shape of dolphins. it looks like dolphin pro Ⅱ on these stickers, isnt it? Block inlay stickers were on before replacing EMG pups to MEC.

[@acimbobby]

If you only had one of those two basses they are both recordable with no problem.

[@santiagomujica-vh3kx]

Just one thing... Warwick basses and amplification sounds perfect... Like a bass must be. Dot.

[@BASSofTENNIS]

Nice comparison video!!

[@cheblack2458]

fender great tone n sound

[@markitzero4777]

For my money it doesn’t get any better when using both pickups on a jazz bass. Such an amazing full body tone

[@Jay19384]

I have the 75th annual p bass, and the custom shop pickups are great.

[@marcelosantafe9917]

Killer sound by Fender. ❤

[@beornthebear.8220]

I'd like to hear a RIC 4003 in the mix, too.

[@okrham]

Why not some Spector too?

[@horatiusilasi3796]

I owned and played a '98 Corvette STD5 for 9 years and liked it but the Fender just eats it alive. It sounds wider, more alive and is more full sounding to my ears.

[@johnmichaelabayabay6348]

Slap - fender Riffs and tapping - warwick

[@firstname4474]

truly amazing skills bro! i wish i could play J bass like you :D

[@charleshenrique6636]

O Fender é o Player Plus? E qual é o modelo do Warwick? É o Proline?

[@vicentedorileobarrosbass7037]

Warwick perde feio. Fender é o campeão de todos os contrabaixos. Timbre roncador incomparável. Like com inscrição.

[@davidmckelvey2601]

The Warwick has a bit of a nasally sound to it that I just don't care for. I also feel like lots of the low end was lost with the Warwick.

[@joslennon03]

great playing

[@sigmundsound]

Fender was nice for some finger style playing, but they sound like balls for slap IMO. Warwick wins this round! 👏

[@themeadowlarkminutewithpau8184]

Is there a name for that “double kick” thing we do like a drummer on the bass? Thumb,thumb pop

[@ibanezmnm]

First, great playing and they both sound great n your hands. I’m more fender guy, just like that classic sound. And I’m not slapping so I go for jazz bass. But Warwick sounds sick!

[@paulandrewabejar]

I have Fender jazz and p bass, warwick corvette, Ibanez btb, musicman stingray.. but at the end of the day, jazz bass and ibanez btb prestige is my go to bass.. warwicks are heavy to use in 3 sets of gig.. stingray growls but lack of depth.. just my 2 cents ✌️😊 just remember that it's not the instrument that makes you play good.. it's the practice.. ive seen great players but they're only squiers, sire etc.. 😉

[@kabassa]

Great playing🔥

[@carpediemarts705]

I'd love to hear you just put out jam tracks regardless what bass you use. No yap, no commercials. Smilicon

[@angelcorniel6666]

Fender #1

[@jeffborders8140]

I have a Warwick 5 string Corvette Standard 1995 model from Germany.. Based on this video, the Fender sounded better to me.

[@superstarvonhouston1]

I’ve become a fan of Warwick, however, that fender smacks right in the face I think fender takes it for the win, but I’m getting both, so it doesn’t matter

[@SimonChingon]

Fender with both pickups on, Warwick when either single pickup is on individually

[@Bob-hb3qb]

AHH Fender!!! Just sitting on couch I can tell it will cut through a mix much better, as I have both! Fender clear winner on that note. Fighting a band with a bass that doesn't cut all the notes is a bitch! though Warwick is awesome.

[@FingalPersson]

Fender a solid number one and Warwick a solid number 2

[@sergiofelce9483]

Nice Comparison!!!!

[@blackberryblossom]

My impression was that you seemed to feel a little more comfortable or played a little better on the Fender. Very close game, but the Fender wins in my opinion.

[@matthewbalser2235]

Duuuuude I loveeee Run For Cover, David Sanborn and Marcus Miller kill that song

[@theangry7977]

thanx for the excellent comparison, i was looking at getting a Warwick but i must say just based on this video i'd rather save my £ for something else. It sounds pretty woody to me compared to the brighter sound of the Fender. Thanx again

[@danielirvine7468]

I feel the jazz has way more options?

[@MrKFNeverGiveUp]

Good stuff man. I like both, but the Fender does it for me.

[@Astral_Wave]

Excellent playing! Which do you prefer and why? Thanks.

[@corvettestd3451]

hmm it's difficult to decide...it depends on what I play. Fender is suited for mellow songs or quite songs, because it has richer overtone than Warwick I think. and more than anything, Fender reaches its sound's peak faster, which means it has good compression and more sound range. you can express the sound strength and weakness easier than Warwick. Warwick has low strings height, but the tension is higher than Fender. and MEC pickups sounds absolutely sharper and brighter, so it's suited for aggresive songs like metal music. actually I often use my vette for metalcore or heavy rock slap music. (Maximum the Hormone for example) and Warwick has faster sounds than Fender. It responds so quick, that rear pups sounds can respond to quite fast soloing, like Hadrien Feraud solo. In conclusion, I prefer Fender when I play songs kinda quite one (standing each instruments out in a band), and Warwick when I play aggresive music. sorry for ranting!

[@valendis]

@@corvettestd3451 I agree with everything you just said ^^. I also find that in a band context the warwick is way better, at least in my experience, it sounds way tighter and in a rehearsal room or at a concert you can hear yourself way better than a Jazz bass. My band plays rock, hard rock so I agree that the 'wick suits more agressive music. I would also add that with the active EQ or the warwick you can get a way mellower sound by cutting on those high frequencies. I am comparing to a Squier though, not even close to being the same pricerange as a brand new corvette. Anyway, appreciate the channel, you're beast man, I wish I could play like you!

[@corvettestd3451]

@@valendis wow thank you for your comment! warwick sounds tigher and more solid, so in the end I often choose warwick when recording because it always sounds good as hell in the Line Audio. but when playing vette through amp, I mean not on headphones, I sometimes feel lack of dynamics and sound range, maybe resulting from the size of the body. so I use Fender like in that situation.

[@hellizeo]

I mean....is one passive and the other active?

[@butacos1388]

Fender is stable and fundamental, Warwick is brighter. I own Warwick but want fender😂

[@bane9832]

the corvette sounds just like a jazz if the string tension was like 20% higher lmao

[@TheTruth70777]

Which is more playable and comftable?

[@systolic410]

More upper middle to upper mids in the Corvette

[@VvV608]

I like the Fender’s body shape and outlook better

[@invisiblecurious856]

WARWICK for acid jazz oh yes stuart zender LOL

[@sungyulkim]

both are great, for me warwick sounds fatter and funkier while fender sounds clearer and sharper.

[@villusive]

Fender takes the win for me!

[@willvlogstv4506]

You compare Rock to Jazz ?

[@spy9989]

Warwick Bass is not recomended for jazz music

[@pillbug1657]

Why its LOOKS like a dolphin with the inlay?

[@tony.guitarplayer]

Both are great. But to my ears, Jazz Bass sounds more "right" to me. Bcz i heard a lots of jazz fusion songs that use Jazz Bass for the bass. And i more interested to discover some jazz music with another bass. Like Musicman, etc

[@nickfoster9350]

The Fender J has my vote. Both are great basses, though.

[@wahyus7964]

warwick for sure, if you use your ears not eyes

[@Pagani123]

Can anyone tell me what's the song name?

[@Maiconh-z8l]

Fender jazz bass e warwirck covertte sao os melhores timbre de slap do mundo

[@청명-k7c]

crucially Warwick has a light sound

[@forestalaurelien4415]

👋🤔 HÉLLO ! the Fender Vintage 75 Standard Jazz Bass there is no brand that can macht it 🤣👋

[@acprado67]

Fender has no active pickups. Warwick has a huge bass and bright tone, compared to classic Fender.

[@DavidWilson-fr1et]

I am very biased, but I don't care: Nothing beats a Warwick

[@jonahack]

Buen video cachorro, los 2 bajos suenan muy bien

[@chriscornell8810]

The fender sounds better but I like the looks of the warwick more

[@mattfoley6082]

Love your playing! Does the Warwick's 24 frets get in the way of slapping?

[@corvettestd3451]

not at all. once you get used to play 24f instrument, it feels more comfortable than regular 20-21f basses.

[@DhikaFirman-g5y]

I love warwick❤❤❤❤❤

[@floydlay9189]

warwick,,more rounded,,thank you!

[@wolfgangmarkusgstrein8522]

Fender all the way!

[@desmondplummer5668]

Fender for me.

[@oxman1834]

I kinda like the fender

[@sergioseino9349]

Warwick ❤

[@ambn2108]

Hey man the first slap part sounds awesome, is it from a song?

[@corvettestd3451]

first center pickup part phrase is Run for by Marcus Miller. rest of phrases are original. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rom8m6JrYrqUirs

[@kevindickey9736]

Fender, all day long!

[@BeBananious]

Do you have Tabs for that?

[@corvettestd3451]

no...

[@place_desjardins]

nice

[@edoardociceri]

Fantastic playing man!! I am wondering, does your Wick have neck dive issues? thanx

[@corvettestd3451]

thank you! this vette's neck has no problem since I bought. I don't loose strings after playing at all, but the neck is completely straight.

[@edoardociceri]

Great but Is the neck heavy and unbalanced when you play standing up? Does It tend ti fall?

[@corvettestd3451]

@@edoardociceri no, all corvette bass have a good balance, unlike thumb bass

[@ФанисКабиров-р4з]

Маркус Миллер 👍

[@abdulrazakhamid2635]

Fender all rounder and punch harder. 🎼🎸

[@julianolimabass]

FENDER 👊🎶