help me identify this warwick pleaseeee

[Double Agent]

On the Streamer Pro-M, that is not a true MM-style pickup. Its actually a twin J and each pickup has its own set of tone controls (IIRC, the knobs are stacked vol/blend, bass/treble, bass/treble). Most of the 90's Warwicks with wenge necks are pretty nice, especially the Streamers. Give it a test run, might be really sweet.

 

[myro255]

On the Streamer Pro-M, that is not a true MM-style pickup. Its actually a twin J and each pickup has its own set of tone controls (IIRC, the knobs are stacked vol/blend, bass/treble, bass/treble). Most of the 90's Warwicks with wenge necks are pretty nice, especially the Streamers. Give it a test run, might be really sweet.

im going to jump right on it

 

[Woodchuck]

When I signed with Warwick, it was one of the first basses they sent. I like it, but I like to pluck between the p'ups.

 

[Foxworthy925]

im going to jump right on it

Ok sick...so tell us already: what kind of a sweet deal are you grabbing this bass for?

 

[myro255]

Ok sick...so tell us already: what kind of a sweet deal are you grabbing this bass for?

500 today and if i wait until after he takes it to a trade show his weekend and assuming that it survived being sold, 300

 

[maxbass]

It's one of the first streamer models, I beleive it's called Streamer Pro M or something. It's handmade in Germany in the 90's (I beleive). .

The model is right, but no Warwick bolt-on have never been handmade.

BTW It has an all Maple or all Flamed Maple body.
Wengé or Ovangkol neck depending on the year

 

[SurrenderMonkey]

again, Streamer Pro-M. Twin J, one pre-amp per pickup. Used to be Seth Horan's main gigging bass. He's got a great tone, very articulate and bright. I guess that's how they are suppose to sound (maple body, wenge neck).

 

[vates]

Warwick Streamer Pro-M is a great bass! And for that price... grab it