=The Warwick Streamer Club=

CowTipper said:
what pups are in that thumb? also there is a beautiful hunk of bubinga in that
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Thank you! The pups are Joe Bardens... a bit beefier and a bit darker than the MECs to my ear. The previouse owner installed them - I'm just the beneficiary :)
 
I want in the clubhouse. 1991
 

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warwicksvt said:
I want in the clubhouse. 1991
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Bass Streamer Stage I
4 string
Serial Number B 3238 91
Year 1991
Month February
Number 3238
Neck Wood Maple Wood, 3 Strips Lamination with 2 Wenge Strips
Fingerboard Wenge Wood
Frets Bronce Warwick Frets
Nut Just a Nut II
Neck construction NeckThrough
Body 2 pcs. Flamed Maple Wood, solid
Surface Oil Finish
Pickups Active EMG JJ Set
Electronic 2 Band Electronic from MEC
Hardware GOLD Hardware
 

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Faydee Godeye said:
what a gas to see all of these awesome SSI's and SSII's!! now's time to show mine '88 SSI!

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only a question for others similar owners: my bridge pickup seems to have a lower output volume than the neck pickup. on my fender jazz both pickups have a balanced volume. does your basses got hte same problem?!
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Very common occurrence (not just Warwick basses), this happens because their is less string vibration for the pup to sense as the string is closer to the bridge node point. Try adjusting the bridge pup closer to the strings or/and dropping the bridge further from the strings till you get a balance.

Really nice looking 'transition' SSI btw! ;)
 
The Streamer Club

Hi all,

I'm proud to be a member of the Streamer club. I've been playing Streamers since 1985. Great sound, great look and always reliable.

Here's my gear:

1985 - Streamer #316
1994 - Streamer Stage I 5-String (burgundy red)
1997 - Streamer Stage I 5-String, fretless
2003 - Streamer Stage I 5-String, custom made (turqouise)
2010 - Alien 5-string
 

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Nice collection!

voborn said:
Hi all,

I'm proud to be a member of the Streamer club. I've been playing Streamers since 1985. Great sound, great look and always reliable.

Here's my gear:

1985 - Streamer #316
1994 - Streamer Stage I 5-String (burgundy red)
1997 - Streamer Stage I 5-String, fretless
2003 - Streamer Stage I 5-String, custom made (turqouise)
2010 - Alien 5-string
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voborn said:
Hi all,

I'm proud to be a member of the Streamer club. I've been playing Streamers since 1985. Great sound, great look and always reliable.

Here's my gear:

1985 - Streamer #316
1994 - Streamer Stage I 5-String (burgundy red)
1997 - Streamer Stage I 5-String, fretless
2003 - Streamer Stage I 5-String, custom made (turqouise)
2010 - Alien 5-string
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awesome, awesome, awesome collection!!! damn i need that fretless! barts, mec, basslines your probably my soulmate:)
 
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Thanks for sharing Vobo, that's a nice collection! So you have a 85 Streamer, and you are the original owner? Wow!
 
Hi Florin,

yes, I'm the original owner. I bought it in 1985 cause I wanted to play aP1030196.JPGP1030197.JPGP1030198.JPGP1030210.jpgP1030199.jpgP1030200.JPG german made bass and Warwick was a new company and Horst Stachelhaus (RIP), author and bassplayer, recommended the Warwick Streamer. That's it.
Now I have been playing the Warwicks ever since. Here are some pics of the "grandfather of all Streamers".
As you can see, I've modified the #316-Streamer. I changed the saddle to a Just-A-Nut and the EMG's have been replaced by MEC. Since changing batteries took too much time (especially on stage) I had a separat battery compartment made by Warwick. By the way, all modifications have been made by Warwick. The service have always been excellent through the years. Because I have all the original parts (saddle, EMGs.....) it's no prob to rechange the Bass into its original state (execpt the compartment, of course). Before playing the Streamer I had played a 1975-Fender Preci. I think, it's worth showing it here, too. I still play this bass sometimes on stage along with the Streamers.

Keep on groovin'
 
Another Streamer Stage II owner

Hi, I´m from Czech Republic and here is my Yin-Yang Streamer Stage II beauty. When I saw the Yin-Yang inlays on the neck I decided to use these symbols on the knobs and on the strap as well. I like the combination od black hardware and black DR strings, but the most important is the sound of the thunder. I play Phil Jones Bass rig, it is nice combination of instrument and amp perfection.
 
Whoa thats beast looking bass you've got there !Khwe
 
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