This 4-string electric bass from the Warwick Teambuilt Pro Series combines high-quality German craftsmanship with an ergonomic design. Its Ekanga bolt-on neck and Wenge fingerboard offer optimal comfort for left-handed players, making it ideal for musicians seeking precision and versatility in rehearsals, on stage, or in the studio. The combination of passive MEC MM-Style pickups and 2-way active electronics delivers a wide range of tones suited to various styles. Delivered with a RockBag gig bag, it is ready to be transported to all your musical projects.
| Type | Electric bass |
|---|---|
| Number of strings | 4 |
| Neck | Ekanga bolt-on |
| Nut width (mm) | 38,5 |
| Width at last fret (mm) | 62,1 |
| Nut | Just-A-Nut III |
| Fingerboard | Wenge |
| Fingerboard radius (mm) | 508 |
| Fret type | Jumbo Nickel Silver IFT - Invisible Fretwork Technology |
| Number of frets | 24 |
| Scale length (mm) | 863,6 |
| Body | American swamp ash |
| Finish | Nirvana Black Transparent Satin |
| Tuners | Warwick machine heads |
| Bridge | Warwick 2-piece |
| Strap buttons | Warwick security locks |
| Electronics | MEC 2-way active electronics |
| Pickups | Passive MEC MM-Style |
| Controls | Push/pull volume (series/parallel), tone |
| Weight (kg) | 4,3 |
| Strings | Warwick Black Label Strings .045-.105 |
| Place of manufacture | Germany |
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