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The cherry of your bass has a wonderfull grain
I think I have to do that as well
How long did it take you?
I think I have to do that as well
How long did it take you?
Does anybody know what pickups and electronics were used in 84? And a picture of electronics would be helpful.
Hah! That means mine might be original That chipped part of wood bothered me.The electronics where handsoldered I will post a pic asap - the eq did not fit in the comartment
and therefore they chiseled a little wood away - this is the same for all these basses
When I saw this at my first one I thought this was done to the bass aftermarket
cool - thanks for sharing
I do not know what you mean with BEC here - but the guys who founded MEC did the EQ I believe (Hansal).
And your's is original
on earlier models there where just different pots.
When I find the time I will post pics of the electronics of all my paddels
Streamer #196
I sold it to Benedict who may add what I forgot about the bass
Particularites
- Fretless
- Ebony Fingerboard
- Side dots on every fret position
- no center for knobs
- very thin body profile
What do you need to be clarified?Florin can you please conntact the HQ and clarify us this.
I'm very intrigued about this!
So the original electronics were BEC?
Anyway here is what mine looks like
What do you need to be clarified?
Mr Vlado Hansal worked with Framus before, then he started working with Warwick. He founded then MEC company, and the name of the preamps were BEC II (2 band) and BEC III (3 band) But he always did the electronics for Warwick, except the "special" orders.
believe me - I own 4 of them (all the same
What can Warwick say --> Well all we had was a chisel)