Warwick Streamer Dual Humbucker. What do y'all think about these models? I'm curious but live far away from anyplace to try one out. Bass Central has a few for decent price and I like to hear your opinions. Thanks
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Help from the Warwick folks please..
- Thread starter retardedpossum
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The one thing I can say about Warwick basses, and I have owned several. Every model they make has it's own unique vibe and tone. I played a Corvette $$, I liked the tone of this bass. Very rich in tone, I like the pickups. I don't know about the other Double Buck models, but you can't go wrong with a Warwick. I have a Corvette LTD Hotrod 5 string, a Thumb fretless 5 string, and a Corvette Pro line. I'm happy with them all. The only thing I hate is that I sold my Fortress and my Streamer LX.
Find as may YouTube videos you can an listen to them on headphones or good speakers with a subwoofer.
Dude you cannot go wrong, ever ever ever never with a german made warwick bass! It's like driving a porsche - tight and responsive, seamless build quality and very agile playing. They're the most sturdy and ding resistant high end instruments I have encountered because of the heavy, tight grained wood they use.
My best bass is a streamer $$ fretless 4 string and it's ****ing insane. I can cover any sound out there and get a really good slap tone, or aggressive rock tone that growls like you want a War to do.
My best bass is a streamer $$ fretless 4 string and it's ****ing insane. I can cover any sound out there and get a really good slap tone, or aggressive rock tone that growls like you want a War to do.
