=The Warwick Streamer Club=

My current favourite. 2006. The body is half flame maple and half swamp ash with a black veneer between. BO. The g string was not responsive matching the other strings. Got some advice. Replaced the string, raised the pickup, checked the string height. All good now. The missing tone meant I did not play it as much as my custom Polaris Merlin. Now Im getting to know it. I nearly sold it.
 

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Eoin Domhnall said:
My current favourite. 2006. The body is half flame maple and half swamp ash with a black veneer between. BO. The g string was not responsive matching the other strings. Got some advice. Replaced the string, raised the pickup, checked the string height. All good now. The missing tone meant I did not play it as much as my custom Polaris Merlin. Now Im getting to know it. I nearly sold it.
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Hi Eoin

Is that a Streamer Jazzman ?

what is it's string spacing ? it looks "wider" than other Warwicks
 
I am back in the Warwick family! After selling this 1989 Streamer back in 2011, i recently saw it for sale locally. It had been made fretless at some point in time, but my luthier put in some new Warwick frets. Truly happy I got it back. It sounds really great!
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Hi, my first post I think...I have a 1986 Streamer, all original except for the nut. I'd like to install a Just-A-Nut III. The nut on there now measures 40mm (1 9/16) wide. This is wider than both versions of the currently available Just-A-Nuts which are 38.5mm wide. Does this mean I can't use a Just-A-Nut on this bass?

Thanks,
Jeffrey


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Jigme said:
Hi, my first post I think...I have a 1986 Streamer, all original except for the nut. I'd like to install a Just-A-Nut III. The nut on there now measures 40mm (1 9/16) wide. This is wider than both versions of the currently available Just-A-Nuts which are 38.5mm wide. Does this mean I can't use a Just-A-Nut on this bass?

Thanks,
Jeffrey


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Lovely Streamer !
From the photo, it appears that the nut is wider than the neck. Hence, you should be able to put a Warwick brass nut III (with 38,5 mm).
 
BrusselsBass said:
Lovely Streamer !
From the photo, it appears that the nut is wider than the neck. Hence, you should be able to put a Warwick brass nut III (with 38,5 mm).
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Thanks for responding BrusselsBass. The pic doesn’t show it, but that nut is actually a bit more narrow than the fingerboard, but it works.

Is there any consensus about whether it’s better to put the original JAN I on these vintage Streamers as they were originally, or the modern JAN III?
 
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Didn't get around to fixing the dents and the frets, i did polish them, but this is a player!
Bought it for as much as a new Sire bass...
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That is an incredible deal. They must not have known what they had to part with it at that price.
 
He did, he bought it for the same price as I did but he was moving across the ocean so he had to get rid of it fast.
 
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New Bass Day for me today! 😊 😍

Custom Order Streamer Stage I 5
• Custom Shop Masterbuilt 2014 • Natural High Polish • Hand-Selected 1" Walnut Burl top / Matched headstock • AAA Flamed French Ash body • 9-piece Flamed Maple neck • Tigerstripe Ebony fretboard • Dot inlays • Blue LEDs: front/side/headstock • MEC Active Soapbar pickups + Fishman Piezo System • MEC Active 3-Way electronics
 
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