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I am a new Warwick bass owner from Texas. I recently purchased my first one which is a 1991 Streamer Stage I. The bass has no fretboard dots and the battery is in the control cavity. I see that a lot of them have a separate battery cavity. Glad to be here on the forum and hope to one day find a Stage I or II 5 string!
 
heyho welcome!

most wicks comes without dot inlay (looks much nicer to me!) and yep older wicks are having the batteries in the control activity. you surely have a just-a-nut1 saddle too.
this company lives since over 25years, so there are difference/upgrades on the basses.
so don't be scared your bass is not a prototyp or something like that. it's a surely a beauty from a good time (lot people prefer wicks from older times too)!
and keep in mind that the ssI and ssII don't have the same string-spacing;)

cheers
 
Hey man, welcome to the forum! This is the standard now for our basses.
 
Hi Hornisse! Is this the same Hornisse as on the Outpost?
 
Hi Hornisse! Is this the same Hornisse as on the Outpost?

It is I! Thanks for the welcome and all of the info on the bass. It does have the brass just-a-nut and black hardware too. I need to apply some wax to her because she has been well loved over the years.
 
Well, welcome and hi then!
 
Hornisse,

Welcome! You bought a great bass and as you will journey along you will probably find these Warwick basses are a class of their own.

To say it like i feel about Wicks: after purchasing my first wick i have never looked back at 'all the others i have had' or to (mis)use a phrase appropriate for these days.

it's a small step for music generally speaking but a giant leap for Basskind :d
 
Welcome to the forum, man! One rule applies here - no pics, no bass! Get posting so we can all drool over yor Streamer!

(and no, that little profile pic does not count!)
 
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