I don’t doubt great deals are out there, but I would rather spend more money or get something else rather than spend a year or too looking when I could be playing.
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Warwick vs. Spector - PJ Decision!
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I don’t doubt great deals are out there, but I would rather spend more money or get something else rather than spend a year or too looking when I could be playing.
Hard to find for sure but aint happenin for $850..The last few I have seen on reverb within the US have been in excess of 1500-1800 USED!
My other 9 basses give me plenty of options to play with. I've just always wanted a Streamer. Preferably a pre 99 model.
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Technically the Streamer STD was MIG and can be found for under $500
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Warwick Streamer Standard 2000 Honey Violin Oil 4-String Electric Bass Guitar Made in Germany | Metro Gnome Music | Reverb
An update and another question: I've found a MIK Streamer Stage I that is being practically thrown away in term of price. How does this compare to a MIG Streamer LX 4? Is the Stage I that much of a step up?
Nope - Pro Series.
They look nice but I can’t say that I’ve ever had any experience with them. They do look like what the older LX’s used to be so I’d assume they are decent and are likely meant to compete directly with Spector Euros.
The only thing with the Spector Euro is it will have a fairly chunky neck. I could never get past the big bump behind the nut so I sold mine. I'm currently awaiting a GPS Streamer neck through. Fingers crossed this one will be a good choice.
