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For sale Warwick Rare 1992 Streamer Stage 2 Five String Fretless Bass

Sold
$2,950.00
Strings
5
Status
This item has been sold and is no longer available!

Details

Fretless
  1. Y
Up for grabs is the crown jewel of my collection, a stunning 1992 Warwick Streamer Stage II Five String Fretless Bass. I’m just not a very good fretless player, let alone on a 5 string so it’s time to let go. This bass was crafted during the “golden era” mid 80’s thru early 90’s when all Warwick Basses were still completely hand made. Fretted Streamer Stage II Five strings from this era are rare enough and only pop up once every year or two, but a factory fretless, well you probably wont ever see another one. This bass features a gorgeous dark Afzelia body, 7 piece Afzelia/Wenge neck construction, unlined ebony fingerboard, brass adjust a nut 1, Gotah tuners, MEC pickups, and Warwick floating bridge. A prior owner upgraded the pre-amp to an 18volt Agular 3 band OBP3 and a new heavy duty output jack. This preamp has a mid selector switch with separate stacked volume controls for the front and rear pickups, mid, treble, and bass controls. This bass has “THE” fretless sound, think Pino Palladino, Tony Franklin. There was also a mute switch which the previous owner removed and had the little hole filled in. The truss rod is in good working condition, the neck is very straight with just a hint of relief, the action is low and extremely easy to play, one of the smoothest playing fretless basses out there. I just put on a brand new set of DR Sunbeams, light gauge 40-120. The bass will be shipped in the non original hardshell case pictured via UPS. If you’re a fretless player don’t let this one get away, it’s likely the only one you will ever see and one of the best playing and sounding fretless 5 strings you will ever get your hands on. Includes shipping to the continental US.
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Comments

stingray80

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Mar 21, 2007
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Yeah, this bass is pretty special. I’m hoping a good fretless player out there can do it justice.
 

stingray80

Supporting Member
Mar 21, 2007
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174
Yeah they do. This bass is built like a tank, the wood is so dense and the neck so playable, it’s just super special. The sound is unreal, pricing for this is a steal.
 
Oct 18, 2008
59
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Toronto
I would love to have this one but I can’t play without lines…so, put the lines on it and I will be first at the lane to buy it!
 

stingray80

Supporting Member
Mar 21, 2007
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I would love to have this one but I can’t play without lines…so, put the lines on it and I will be first at the lane to buy it!
I understand. I’m just the opposite, I play fretless easier without lines because you just put your finger directly where the dot is. Lines actually mess me up. Everyone’s different, that’s the beauty of diversity.
 
Oct 18, 2008
59
1
Toronto
I understand. I’m just the opposite, I play fretless easier without lines because you just put your finger directly where the dot is. Lines actually mess me up. Everyone’s different, that’s the beauty of diversity.
You are absolutely right, but for me “no lines - no play”
 
Sep 15, 2009
4
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Wow beautiful Streamer, I can't believe this hasn't sold yet ! GLWTS
 

stingray80

Supporting Member
Mar 21, 2007
63
174
Yeah hard to believe someone hasn’t snapped this up yet. Classic Pino Palladino, Tony Franklin sound. Its a remarkable bass.
 

stingray80

Supporting Member
Mar 21, 2007
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174
Yep, same speakers and Marantz receiver since I was in high school in 70’s. Both still going strong. BTW, that picture of me playing a Rickenbacker 4002 was from the last 20 years. I stupidly sold it. One of the biggest mistakes I ever made.
 

stingray80

Supporting Member
Mar 21, 2007
63
174
About 11 lbs on my bathroom scale. The wood is super dense, tone, power and sustain is amazing.
 

stingray80

Supporting Member
Mar 21, 2007
63
174
16.5mm with the string saddles centered. You can get more if the saddles are spread out.
 

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