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Hi I just bought my first Streamer Stage I and I can say that's the bass of my life!
No words to describe the feelings when I play this bass!
 

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I bought a 5 string Streamer LX a number of months ago and playing last night I finally got it! It might sound strange to say that but although I felt it was a super instrument when I picked it up I hadn't yet connected with it. I play in a church band so nothing too technically demanding but it has really hit a sweet spot. Do you know what I mean? Seems a bit daft to say that - I mean it is just wood and steel (sorry - Taylor Guitars) but I realised that it is so much more than that! I guess it is about feelings and not about anything else - what a feeling this bass creates. I nervously traded my Peavey Cirrus for the Streamer and was anxious if I had spent out on a bass that I didn't really need to. Oh, no - the Streamer is fantastic. Sorry for the rambling post...
 
Streamerstager said:
Hi I just bought my first Streamer Stage I and I can say that's the bass of my life!
No words to describe the feelings when I play this bass!
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Welcome to the forum :-)

Hold Short said:
I bought a 5 string Streamer LX a number of months ago and playing last night I finally got it! It might sound strange to say that but although I felt it was a super instrument when I picked it up I hadn't yet connected with it. I play in a church band so nothing too technically demanding but it has really hit a sweet spot. Do you know what I mean? Seems a bit daft to say that - I mean it is just wood and steel (sorry - Taylor Guitars) but I realised that it is so much more than that! I guess it is about feelings and not about anything else - what a feeling this bass creates. I nervously traded my Peavey Cirrus for the Streamer and was anxious if I had spent out on a bass that I didn't really need to. Oh, no - the Streamer is fantastic. Sorry for the rambling post...
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I know what you mean mate, it is a great feeling when you know you found THE bass for you.
 
Streamerstager said:
back on the headstock is written the follow serial number: 061785-99
what is the manufacturing year of my bass?
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That'll be 1999 - the last two digits give the year. The first letter tells you which month (A=Jan, B=Mar, etc).
 
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