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For sale Warwick Streamer Standard, NS

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Streamer Standard: produces both thundering lows and articulate highs.
The German Designed Warwick RockBass Streamer Standard distinguishes itself from other basses with its elegant and unique body shape. The graceful curves of its solid Carolena body render an instrument that produces both thundering lows and articulate highs. Equipped with Passive MEC Vintage Humbuckers and a 3 knob (V/V/T) controls, the variety of tone and color are endless. The Maple neck is multi-laminate constructed with Ekanga veneers outlining each piece to offer superior strength and tone. Equipped with Warwick straplocks (Dunlop compatible).

The Streamer Standard features the Warwick 2 Piece Bridge, with a break angle that provides optimum tone and intonation with each string being adjustable in seconds. Saddles move side-to-side for adjustable string spacing from 17mm to 20 mm.

The Just-A-Nut III is an innovation introduced by Warwick in 2007 and is now the standard nut used for all series of Warwick and Rock Bass instruments. Slanted Warwick tuners now ensure precise and smooth tuning adjustment, and the 2 piece removable Warwick strap locks ensure your instrument will remain safely attached to your strap. Case not included.

This bass has been upgraded with a genuine German Warwick brass Just-A-Nut III and GHS Pressurewound strings (45-105).

Do not confuse this Warwick with RockBass models prior to 2013.
Ships double boxed in original Warwick packaging with a free gig bag.

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bassbooty

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Jul 4, 2006
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... prior to 2013. Starting that year, Warwick decided to use the same bridges, tuners and electronics across ALL of their bass lines, domestic and imports.

Nice bass, but actually this statement is not completely correct. As a current owner of both Masterbuilt and RockBass models, I can tell you that Masterbuilts have solid brass bridges and GPS & RB models have alloy bridges. Another difference is that Masterbuilts have a brass just-a-nut III, whereas GPS & RB Series have just-a-nut III nuts made of tedur. Masterbuilt & GPS Series have German made MEC preamps and RB Series come with a preamp made in Asia. :)
 

thespoon

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Mar 8, 2013
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Donut Junction - What a hole!
Nice bass, but actually this statement is not completely correct. As a current owner of both Masterbuilt and RockBass models, I can tell you that Masterbuilts have solid brass bridges and GPS & RB models have alloy bridges. Another difference is that Masterbuilts have a brass just-a-nut III, whereas GPS & RB Series have just-a-nut III nuts made of tedur. Masterbuilt & GPS Series have German made MEC preamps and RB Series come with a preamp made in Asia. :)

Did you even read the ad?

Seems the only thing I got wrong was the bridge, assuming your assertion is correct.

Nowhere did I claim that the bass even had a preamp. It DOES have the same passive MEC pickups, however. Correct?

Also note that the nut on THIS bass was upgraded to a "Masterbuilt" Just-A-Nut III.

So, thanks for sharing your "knowledge".
 
Jan 8, 2016
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Did you even read the ad?

Seems the only thing I got wrong was the bridge, assuming your assertion is correct.

Nowhere did I claim that the bass even had a preamp. It DOES have the same passive MEC pickups, however. Correct?

Also note that the nut on THIS bass was upgraded to a "Masterbuilt" Just-A-Nut III.

So, thanks for sharing your "knowledge".
Why are you so salty?:crying:
 
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bassbooty

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Jul 4, 2006
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Utah
Did you even read the ad?

Seems the only thing I got wrong was the bridge, assuming your assertion is correct.

Nowhere did I claim that the bass even had a preamp. It DOES have the same passive MEC pickups, however. Correct?

Also note that the nut on THIS bass was upgraded to a "Masterbuilt" Just-A-Nut III.

So, thanks for sharing your "knowledge".


In my initial reply, i quoted this from your original post:
... prior to 2013. Starting that year, Warwick decided to use the same bridges, tuners and electronics across ALL of their bass lines, domestic and imports.

In my initial reply, I actually was not talking about the bass you're selling at all. Being a big fan of Warwicks, I was referring specifically to the one sentence of misinformation from the original post that is quoted in my reply. That is why I included that specific quote in my reply.

As I stated in my initial reply, your bass looks nice! My comments were based strictly on the portion of your ad that has incorrect info so that future Warwick owners know that there are differences between the 3 current Warwick product lines. That's all....
 
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