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Tried one today and loved it. It's between one of these and a Spector euro.
My question is what are the best finish's on this model? Any pictures would be cool. The one I tried today was in a natural finish.
 
If your in the US there is a streamer $$ on ebay that is a steal. I would get it if I was in the market. It is a fretless. Here is the link:

the BIN is $1295 and it's listed as new...
 
Thanks but I'm in the UK. The pic was useful though.

I'm not that keen on the sound of fretless basses. Unless theyre in the right hands they just sound too farty for my tastes.

Also I won't be buying a bass for a couple of months yet.
 
I have one in Natural finish, and it rocks. I have never been a big fan of the way the swamp ash looked in Natural untill I seen mine! It is the best looking Warwick I own! Love the look of the back of the neck. Search the few post I have done and you'll find lots of pics of it. :D
 
Hi,
I have the same swamp ash natural version in 4 string and it is awesome.
A real funk monster :D
Cheers,
Mark.
 
I'm sure it would look better than my bass.It wouldn't sound any better though!! :D
Mark.
 
What I don't understand, is why it's $1000 more than the Corvette $$. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only differences is the maple neck instead of Ovankol, and the body shape right? I don't see a $1000 difference...
 
The difference is probably largely due to the concaving process of the body, uses more wood and labour.
 
Rick Tobin said:
The difference is probably largely due to the concaving process of the body, uses more wood and labour.
Spot on. I explained this in another topic. But basically as Rick exposed, the streamer shape involves a lot more work than the Corvette shape being a contoured design and it also requires the use of more wood. All these factors add up in the end.
 
odominguez said:
Rick Tobin said:
The difference is probably largely due to the concaving process of the body, uses more wood and labour.
Spot on. I explained this in another topic. But basically as Rick exposed, the streamer shape involves a lot more work than the Corvette shape being a contoured design and it also requires the use of more wood. All these factors add up in the end.

So does this mean if i wanted a $$ with the none contoured streamer body (old Streamer Standard shape ) it would be cheaper?
 
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odominguez said:
Rick Tobin said:
The difference is probably largely due to the concaving process of the body, uses more wood and labour.
Spot on. I explained this in another topic. But basically as Rick exposed, the streamer shape involves a lot more work than the Corvette shape being a contoured design and it also requires the use of more wood. All these factors add up in the end.

So does this mean if i wanted a $$ with the none contoured streamer body (old Streamer Standard shape ) it would be cheaper?

Not only would it be cheaper, it wouldn't cost a thing! Only because Warwick probably don't offer the Streamer Standard body as a Custom shop option.
 
Rick Tobin said:
[wolfman said:
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odominguez said:
Rick Tobin said:
The difference is probably largely due to the concaving process of the body, uses more wood and labour.
Spot on. I explained this in another topic. But basically as Rick exposed, the streamer shape involves a lot more work than the Corvette shape being a contoured design and it also requires the use of more wood. All these factors add up in the end.

So does this mean if i wanted a $$ with the none contoured streamer body (old Streamer Standard shape ) it would be cheaper?

Not only would it be cheaper, it wouldn't cost a thing! Only because Warwick probably don't offer the Streamer Standard body as a Custom shop option.

lol

I've been using my friends old standard a couple of times in the last week, and i'm really liking the bodyshape. It's a shame the rockbass has that awfull jack socket.
 
Daywalker said:
What I don't understand, is why it's $1000 more than the Corvette $$. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only differences is the maple neck instead of Ovankol, and the body shape right? I don't see a $1000 difference...

It is a lot more but I think it looks and feels miles better. I'm well on my way to affording one now and I've decided to go with the natural finish.

Remember, "a bass is for life, not just for christmas". I think it's worth spending the extra, otherwise I'd always be thinking of the streamer.

Now I just need to decide on amplification...
 
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