=The Warwick Streamer Club=

New Streamer day! I’m very excited as I haven’t owned a fretless since the mid-nineties. It’s a 2009 Streamer Jazzman in near mint condition.

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Hi all,

A few days ago I picked up a GPS Streamer CV. I replaced the tedur Just-A-Nut III with the brass version and swapped the pickguard. Needless to say, the bass plays great!

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I’ve also included a recent photo of my LX5 for the benefit of the ‘Say No to Gold Hardware' Committee ;).

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Hi all,

A few days ago I picked up a GPS Streamer CV. I replaced the tedur Just-A-Nut III with the brass version and swapped the pickguard. Needless to say, the bass plays great!

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I’ve also included a recent photo of my LX5 for the benefit of the ‘Say No to Gold Hardware' Committee ;).

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That's a lovely LX5. Is that a custom shop option? Almost looks like Afzelia! Certainly not the usual flamed maple.
 
That's a lovely LX5. Is that a custom shop option? Almost looks like Afzelia! Certainly not the usual flamed maple.

Yes, exactly right. I love the look of the SSII, so opted to go with the afzelia body and gold hardware. If you're interested, you can search for "Streamer LX - #13-2330" to see the photos on Warwick's website.
 
This weekend, I combined a trip to Dresden with picking up this Streamer LX 5 Custom Shop from 2015. Nice AAA flamed maple in antique oil tobacco finish- The custom features seem to be limited to a pretty flat fretboard (47" radius) and the walnut tuners. Hope you like it :-)

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Hi,
I am currently looking at a seemingly good deal for a 1986 Streamer Stage II. The bass has Alembic branded P/J pickups and only 3 pots. I can't seem to find any information on this configuration. Could anyone provide some insight if these are aftermarket modifications? Also the bass has a battery compartment on the back, so it probably is active. It also still has the horizontal tuners and the one piece bridge.
I guess I should check out the trussrod (and of course play it) before making the deal.
Do you have any other comments or advice?
Thanks!
W
 
Hi,
I am currently looking at a seemingly good deal for a 1986 Streamer Stage II. The bass has Alembic branded P/J pickups and only 3 pots. I can't seem to find any information on this configuration. Could anyone provide some insight if these are aftermarket modifications? Also the bass has a battery compartment on the back, so it probably is active. It also still has the horizontal tuners and the one piece bridge.
I guess I should check out the trussrod (and of course play it) before making the deal.
Do you have any other comments or advice?
Thanks!
W
Hi there. I may be mistaken and somebody else can chime in if I am, but I don't think the Streamer Stage II existed as early as 1986? Three pots is also odd as well for a Streamer. Do you have any photos of this instrument?
 
Hi there. I may be mistaken and somebody else can chime in if I am, but I don't think the Streamer Stage II existed as early as 1986? Three pots is also odd as well for a Streamer. Do you have any photos of this instrument?
Serial# is K522 86

So I assumed the 86 stands for 1986.

I will try to post pictures later.
 
This weekend, I combined a trip to Dresden with picking up this Streamer LX 5 Custom Shop from 2015. Nice AAA flamed maple in antique oil tobacco finish- The custom features seem to be limited to a pretty flat fretboard (47" radius) and the walnut tuners. Hope you like it :)

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Gorgeous LX5 ! :)

I have two Streamer LX fives.

Streamer LX LTD 2015:
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2014 Streamer LX5:
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