=The Warwick Streamer Club=

probably my last chase... looking to use this as my working horse as the fretted bn dolphin doesn't do it for me:)
 
The barts in the BN dolphins sound good but lack some character imho. I prefer Mec pickups.
Maybe throwing in Delano SBC's might add character to those broadneck monsters?

My Stage2 is currently in the guitar hospital getting its frets fixed and a light sanding to make the afzelia and ovangkol stripes in the neck feel smoother.
 
i think the barts are cool i'm just getting more into the classic tone which maple does much better... plus i just feel much comfortable and love the look of the streamer.
i guess i'm in no hurry with parting the dolphin but certainly my friend offered me this bass for a good price so that i grabbed right away and give it a try this week.
my holy customshop could have some break then:)
 
I have one of the new fangled Classic Vintage Streamers. Quick phone pic here. Currently sourcing a different pickguard as the cream looks a bit daft imho.
 

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Here is a Group Shot of my 7 Streamers:
From Left to Right: '93 Streamer BO, '05 CS SSI, '93 James Earl Sig, '96 Pro-M, '99 Std with a 96 Wenge Neck, '03 LX B r o a d - N e c k, and a 1998 LX survivor of Hurricane Katrina. I hope you like my Humble Collection. 8:
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Sippi said:
Oh the Katrina survivor!
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Yes! She was originally Blue. I have a set of MEC pickups and a 3-band pre-amp for her. She also has a left handed neck and a "Pick Guard" to cover the hole where her electronics were ripped out the front. I'll shoot more pics once I finish the project.
 
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