Streamer $$$?

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Is that possible to order through CS? if yes would do you think it would cost more or less than 2500 euro?
 
There is a streamer BO $$. But you can get a NT through the custom shop, but it'll cost alot!
 
Dear Magnus Scott,
I don´t get it. From what model are you talking about with Streamer $$$? An expensive version of the Streamer $$??
Andrew O is right telling there is a standard Streamer BO $$ model. But be careful, we don´t have a Streamer $$ with Neck through. The only way to obtain this would be starting from a Streamer Stage I or II and then changing the pickups configuration to a $$ style(with additional pickup routing of course).
 
JanVanHove said:
or is it $$$ as in triple-buck? that's indeed not possible...

I think Jan is right, I'm pretty sure he talks about a triple buck. No it is not possible because a triple buck will change the essence of the bass.
 
flipper_gv said:
JanVanHove said:
or is it $$$ as in triple-buck? that's indeed not possible...

I think Jan is right, I'm pretty sure he talks about a triple buck. No it is not possible because a triple buck will change the essence of the bass.

I though that 3 pickup basses were harder to make due to phasing issues of 3 pickups....well when running together guitars have a selector switch to run only 2 at time.
 
Callum said:
flipper_gv said:
JanVanHove said:
or is it $$$ as in triple-buck? that's indeed not possible...

I think Jan is right, I'm pretty sure he talks about a triple buck. No it is not possible because a triple buck will change the essence of the bass.

I though that 3 pickup basses were harder to make due to phasing issues of 3 pickups....well when running together guitars have a selector switch to run only 2 at time.

well, an Alembic series I and II got 3 pickups.
 
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I always saw the "$$$" in the OP as a typo error. Its seems like
a spinoff from the "$$ Vett NT Worship" thread. But if someone
really wants a 3-PU Wick, I do recommend it. I love mine. The
third PU is the Fishman piezo bridge. It has 3 individual volume
knobs for 3 PUs at about 150mm, 75mm and [exactly] 0.00mm
from the bridge.

While it most certainly does have some peculiar phasing effects,
you just hafta learn to get around those. But running all 3 wide
open is NOT one of the problem settings. AFAIK the piezo option
is available on all Wicks with std string spacing. Maybe on broad
necks as well, but I just don't happen to know.

I hugely recommend piezos. You want "The Sound of Wood" :-?
You got no piezos, you've really been just teasing yourselves.

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paperbag1213 said:
what do piezos do
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They are acoustic PUs. No magnetism involved. Functionally, they are
similar to tiny contact mic's embedded in the bridge saddles, so they
actually listen to the sound of the wood and strings where the strings
contact the bass at the bridge. Sonically, they are the ultimate bridge
PUs. You can't get any closer to the bridge than being inside it. A mag
PU wouldn't work, even if you could design it so compact as to fit on
the bridge just ahead of the saddles, cuz the strings have almost zero
motion there. Thaz the basic difference: piezos listen to vibrations but
mag PUs listen to larger motions. The combination of FL and piezo is
ordained in Bass Heaven, but some players also use piezo with frets.

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