Warwick 15.1, 30.1 owner manual 60.1

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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

PASSIVE IN

socket to plug in a passive bass guitar.

60.1

ACTIVE IN

socket to plug in an active bass guitar.

VOLUME

control to determine the main volume level.

BASS

control to boost / cut deep frequencies.

 

MID

control to boost / cut mid frequencies.

 

TREBLE

control to boost / cut high frequencies.

 

AUX. LEVEL

control determines the level of the sound source which is connected to the AUX IN socket.

 

AUX. IN

Cinch socket (RCA jack) allows connecting auxiliary stereo sound sources with line output level (0 dB),

 

such as CD players.

CAB

LINE OUT

socket allows to connect additional power amplifiers, active cabinets or a mixing console.

PHONES

socket for connecting headphones (min 200 Ohm).

POWER

switch for turning the amplifier on and off.

REAR PANEL

BLUE

MAINS IN AC

terminal with integrated fuse compartment for connecting the amplifier to mains.

ENGLISH

EFF. LOOP

for the insertion of an effects unit.

 

 

Connect EFF. SEND with the input and EFF. RETURN with the output of the effect device. The rear stand allows for a 45-degree tilt of the amplifier.

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Contents Official Warwick AMP Owner Manual English Safety Hints This symbol, wherever it appears, indicates toGeneral Information Getting Started Page Front Panel Controls Rear Panel60.1 Technical Data THD WeightCircuit Diagram 104 105 For support information please refer to support@warwick.de

15.1, 60.1, 30.1 specifications

Warwick has established a reputation for delivering high-quality electric bass guitars, and the Warwick 30.1, 60.1, and 15.1 series epitomize their commitment to performance and craftsmanship. These models cater to both seasoned professionals and aspiring musicians, blending modern technology with classic aesthetics.

The Warwick 30.1 model stands out with its compact design, making it an ideal choice for musicians on the go. One of the key features is its lightweight construction, allowing for prolonged use without causing discomfort. The instrument is built with a solid body, usually crafted from high-quality woods such as mahogany or ash, providing a rich and resonant tone. Another notable aspect is its ergonomic shape, which enhances playability and comfort, making it easier for players to navigate complex riffs and melodies.

In contrast, the Warwick 60.1 model is designed with enhanced performance in mind. It encompasses a versatile tonal range thanks to its dual pickups, which provide a rich definition and clarity across various musical styles. Additionally, the 60.1 is equipped with Warwick's innovative electronics, including an active preamp that allows for precise control over tone shaping. This model also features a sophisticated bridge system which aids in sustain and tuning stability, ensuring it remains perfectly in tune even during vigorous playing.

The Warwick 15.1 model complements the series with its direct approach and high-quality construction. This model is particularly known for its simple yet effective design, making it easy to use for beginners while still appealing to experienced bassists. Its single-coil pickup configuration delivers a classic tone that harkens back to the golden era of music, making it perfect for genres like rock, jazz, and funk. Moreover, the 15.1 highlights Warwick's signature attention to detail, with premium hardware and finishes that not only enhance its visual appeal but also its durability.

All three models incorporate Warwick's commitment to sustainability, utilizing responsibly sourced woods and materials. Furthermore, they all share Warwick's signature features, such as adjustable bridges, high-quality tuners, and optimized fretboards, ensuring superb intonation and playability. Whether performing on stage or practicing at home, the Warwick 30.1, 60.1, and 15.1 models are engineered to meet the diverse needs of modern bassists while offering an exceptional blend of sound and style.