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Nice flame on that one, Sa1nt.

It looks like my LX´s brother. What kind of finish does it have? It looks too shinny to be coloured oil finish.
 
Here's the entire spec according to the website using serial number:

Info:
Streamer, 4-string
Ant. Tobacco Stain Highpolish finish
Flamed Maple A body
Ovangkol neck
Gold hardware

It's much prettier in vivo to be honest, there's not enough light in my apartment for a quality photo :(
 
SoonerMatt said:
Thanks for the kind words, everyone! It sounds just as good as it looks :d



Yes, only 40 were made - 20 four-string and 20 five-string (IIRC). Mine's #15.
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Were the serial numbers interspersed between the four and five strings? #25/40 LX5 SE Redwood is on its way to me, and on Ebay I've seen #39/40 and #1/40. Since I haven't found anything else about the history of these USA SE Redwood models I'm rather curious to know anything about their background.



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My custom 8-string streamer

Here's my entry. Lots more pics, description, and questions in this thread:
 
Amazing... not my favorite colour combo, but, WOW! That ´s what the doctor recommended me: An 8 string Streamer with big/small tuners.

Congrats.
 
Wonderful work. Bird eyes and kind of flame (close to the P pick up) mixed in a one bass.
With black hardware, its suits the instrument.

Could you show the back of the bass ?

Thanks for sharing.
 
Thanks for your appreciation : )

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Amazing... not my favorite colour combo, but, WOW! That ´s what the doctor recommended me: An 8 string Streamer with big/small tuners.

Congrats.
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Thanks for the kind words Nacho.
It is an interesting color isn't it :!:
 
shaft311 said:
A couple pics of my stuff all together.
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I switched back to gold on my SSII. Black looked cool, but it was just lacking something. So I bought all new gold hardware to replace the faded gold hardware that was on the bass when I bought it.
 
My 1998 Streamer LX 5 string!
 

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SoonerMatt said:
Thanks for the kind words, everyone! It sounds just as good as it looks :d



Yes, only 40 were made - 20 four-string and 20 five-string (IIRC). Mine's #15.
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SoonerMatt: Beautiful Streamer! I wish I could see it in person. Let me know if you play in the Dallas TX area please.
 
Emanew said:
Could you show the back of the bass ?

Thanks for sharing.
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Ask and you shall receive :) These are from the seller's auction:





TucsonThump said:
Were the serial numbers interspersed between the four and five strings? #25/40 LX5 SE Redwood is on its way to me, and on Ebay I've seen #39/40 and #1/40. Since I haven't found anything else about the history of these USA SE Redwood models I'm rather curious to know anything about their background.



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Sorry, but I honestly don't know.
 
Hey SoonerMatt : you re workin in a music store buddy , or you happened to take its picture there
 
Hi Buddy, what specific information do you need, other than - it was a special bass made for US in 2010, and the specs that are there :-)
 
Florin said:
Hi Buddy, what specific information do you need, other than - it was a special bass made for US in 2010, and the specs that are there :-)
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Thanks, Florin.

Have the info you mentioned, but what some owners are wondering is whether there were a total of 40 Streamer 2010 US SE LX Redwood models made that were split between 4 and 5 string or were there 40 LX5 and 40 LX4 made, for a total of 80?

Love the bass and appreciate your answers on the forum.

Mark
Tucson, AZ, USA
 
There's 40 total, some are 4's, some are 5's.The exact split dunno.Probably half & half.
 
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