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Old 06-28-2008, 10:57 AM
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Hi , I'm wondering if anyone out there has ever replaced the guts and maybe the pups on their Warwick Streamer Stage1 5ers.
I'm toying with the idea of an Aguilar obp3 pre and Nordstrands , perhaps even single coil Nordies .
Any advice would be great .....
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Greg from Rocket Music put a Pope Pre along with some Barden pups in his Thumb 5 NT.

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The Perfect Bass has a 3 band 4 knob Glockenklang that would sound pretty sweet for about $150. It requires a little soldering.
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The Perfect Bass has a 3 band 4 knob Glockenklang that would sound pretty sweet for about $150. It requires a little soldering.
I must say that they look pretty good !!
Have you tried these ?
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Old 06-28-2008, 03:51 PM
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I replaced mine for a seymour duncan 3 band preamp along with some basslines pickups. Although they fitted the routings perfectly and the tone was great, the output was uneven making the B and G string sound weaker than the others. I've put the MEC pickups back on because of that but I'm looking for a replacement.
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Old 06-29-2008, 06:37 AM
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I must say that they look pretty good !!
Have you tried these ?
Yes, I have installed one in a Tber friend's (smpugh723) Roscoe SKB3006 and it sounds great. The TBers below have installed them into their basses as well.

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Old 06-29-2008, 10:03 AM
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I replaced mine for a seymour duncan 3 band preamp along with some basslines pickups. Although they fitted the routings perfectly and the tone was great, the output was uneven making the B and G string sound weaker than the others. I've put the MEC pickups back on because of that but I'm looking for a replacement.
I guess that the pickup poles weren't quite lined up to the strings / the Stage1 has a wider than usual string spacing of 20mm@bridge / add that up over all the strings and the B&G strings could be out of range by a few mills to the poles I guess !
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I guess that the pickup poles weren't quite lined up to the strings / the Stage1 has a wider than usual string spacing of 20mm@bridge / add that up over all the strings and the B&G strings could be out of range by a few mills to the poles I guess !
But warwick uses those pickups on their custom shop...I don't get it. How do they make it work? It's really weird...
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