1997 Streamer LX with Black Hardware

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Does anyone know if the black hardware on this Streamer LX would have been ordered as a custom shop option in 1997 or just came this way from the factory?


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I've a magazine review of this bass and it came with a choice of hardware to compliment the body colour. The black is understated tbh I think gold would have looked pretty good against the red! ;0)
 
Don´t know if it´s a CS order, but red finish and black hardware sure looks classy.
 
Thanks for your input guys! I have yet to see this bass in person. It's on its way to me. I just picked it up over the weekend. These are the seller's photos.

I've a magazine review of this bass and it came with a choice of hardware to compliment the body colour. The black is understated tbh I think gold would have looked pretty good against the red! ;0)

I think the standard gold hardware would have looked great as well, although the black is more unique. Both of my SSIIs have a natural finish with gold hardware so this one will be different and a nice contrast.

Don´t know if it´s a CS order, but red finish and black hardware sure looks classy.

I really like the combination of the bold red stained high polish finish with the understated black hardware. I think classy was a good way to put it.;)
 
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Standard for Lx's is chrome, but I think distributers could order black as an option. I have an 05 Lx in red stain that also had factory black hardware. it looks great.
TIP: if you wanna make it look even better get some DR black beauties- black strings on a red bass with black HW looks freakin awesome
 
I really like the combination of the bold red stained high polish finish with the understated black hardware. I think classy was a good way to put it.;)

Actually I wanted to say "gold hardware looks cheap", but as most people thinks the opposite as I do in this matter, I said "black hardware looks classy" just to be polite. ;)
 
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Actually I wanted to say "gold hardware looks cheap", but as most people thinks the opposite as I do in this matter, I said "black hardware looks classy" just to be polite. ;)

LoL :lol:
 
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I find gold hardware classy in some basses, black hardware in other basses... There is Chrome too... This discussion is pointless :-)
 
Agreed! ;)

But what is your opinion about my original question Florin:?:
 
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Wisdom on colour choice is available "on tap", how more black could this the be? and the answer is none. none more black.

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Agreed! ;)

But what is your opinion about my original question Florin:?:

Streamer LX was always with gold hardware as standard, so this is a custom order, or after modification :-)
 
Streamer LX was always with gold hardware as standard, so this is a custom order, or after modification :)

That is what I originally thought, so thank you for confirming!:d
 
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All this talk of black hardware and red stain... I'm just staring at that beautiful wenge neck! 8:
 
All this talk of black hardware and red stain... I'm just staring at that beautiful wenge neck! 8:

Here are a couple more pics for you displaying the wenge neck:

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I have gotten to the point where I will only buy Warwicks that have a wenge neck. I play Warwicks exclusively because nothing else ever feels or sounds right for me. There's definitely something magical in the tone wenge produces that's missing when I hear a bass without a wenge neck. Wenge feels amazing to the touch and you don't feel any drag when playing. In short, I am a big wenge fan as well!

Since there are not very many new Warwick models produced with a wenge neck, my last "new" (not purchased as used) acquisition was the 2006 P-Nut II Signature bass that was produced with a wenge/purpleheart neck. Discussing this bass is also fitting because it was made in the Custom Shop. I have since sold the bass, but man was it a beauty!




 
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Rehan said:
I have gotten to the point where I will only buy Warwicks that have a wenge neck. I play Warwicks exclusively because nothing else ever feels or sounds right for me. There's definitely something magical in the tone wenge produces that's missing when I hear a bass without a wenge neck. Wenge feels amazing to the touch and you don't feel any drag when playing. In short, I am a big wenge fan as well!

My Streamer LX is a '98, so it also has an all-wenge neck. And you're right, there's definitely something magical about that neck wood... :twisted:
 
My Streamer LX is a '98, so it also has an all-wenge neck. And you're right, there's definitely something magical about that neck wood... :twisted:

Yeah, I saw the pictures of your bass in your profile....sweet looking bass you got there!:eek:

It looks like a lot like mine build wise. Although yours has the JANII and mine the JANI. I'm sure it sounds ridiculously awesome because mine sure does:!:;)
 
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You just reminded me that I had planned to get either a JAN3 or JAN1 for it... but yeah, the LX is a beast - especially as a 4-string with the P/J setup. 8:
 
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