Doubleneck

Very bad phone pic out of German magazine:

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(Warwick CS add)

 

wonder if it has neck dive :lol:

 

Wonder if the low B is even reachable...

 

When you're rich enough to have a 6 strings Dolphin Pro 1 doubleneck with a 4 strings fretless, custom pickups, pots wiring, woods and hardware....

 

Strangely enough, when I played it very quickly before taking photos a month or so ago it was not completely unplayable

The top neck is easily played, and the bottom neck is as well if your wrist will tolerate some serious bending... It is fantastically heavy though.

 

And what about the curved body? each section has its curve (maybe a very stupid question) or a single curve for all that body? or flat?

 

I always have my basses very low, so I won't have a problem playing a lower one.

If I'll win the lottery I'll order a doubleneck Buzzard 4/8 string.

 

ah, yes, one of my fantasies as well...

 

Well, for most of us this CS forum is all about dreaming, isn't it? And you always need to have dreams!

 

the double neck dolphin is actually the better design for a double neck.
the odd shape doesnt loose its character and its pretty balanced in
comparison.

i recently worked on TM's double neck streamer with crazy pain
and LEDS and the whole nine. 4 batteries for 2 Sets of LED's and
2 preamps... plus one of the necks was cracked, and the other
needed a mill on the frets.

i was sore for days from working with it on the bench, but man
that thing was such a cool bass, and sounded amazing.

ive played a double neck dolphin that they have at warwick
in the archives that was pretty sweet... canary yellow if remember
correctly. it was almost 5 years and about 5,000 basses ago :lol:

 

You've played THAT many Warwicks ??? CRAZY !

 

cant see my self wanting that ever sorry guys not a fan