Rockbass, Pro & Artist Series (China, South Korea)
Warwick Basses have two budget branches of the company, that produce the original models with less exotic woods and different finishes, which makes them more budget-friendly. The Rockbass branch of the company is located in China and it produces Streamer, Corvette, Fortress, and Vampyre models, along with Alien acoustic Rockbass models. (The Rockbass Alien is the only Rockbass model that looks notably different from the original). Pro & Artist Series are located in South Korea. Pro Series produce cheaper Thumb BO, Streamer LX, and Star Bass models, while also producing Corvette Standard models (from the original catalog), that were discontinued and replaced by Corvette $$'s in Germany. The reason for this was a high manufacturing price of the specific model in Germany. The Artist Series produced budget signature models of some Warwick endeavors.
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