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Hi everyone!
I own three, 4-string Warwicks at the moment (a '04 LX, '94 Fortress (with bartolinis), and a streamer STD '04). The last couple of years I've mostly been playing 5-string basses and now I want to combine my love for warwicks with my love for 5-string basses. There are 3 interesting options for sale atm (all 3 around the same price), and I wonder which one you would pick.
Here goes:
-Warwick Streamer Stage I NT , from '92 with original Bartolini pickups and electronics. AAA flamed maple
-Warwick streamer LX Jazzman, from '08. Original MEC pickups and preamp replaced with Bartolinis. Bubinga body
-Warwick Streamer LX, '95. Original MEC pickups and preamp replaced with Seymour Duncans. Flamed maple
Bonus questions:
Why would you pick one over the other?
What are things to look out for?
Do any of these basses have any known problems?
How do these basses compare soundwise?
Thanks in advance for any recommendations, discussions, advice, etc!
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I own three, 4-string Warwicks at the moment (a '04 LX, '94 Fortress (with bartolinis), and a streamer STD '04). The last couple of years I've mostly been playing 5-string basses and now I want to combine my love for warwicks with my love for 5-string basses. There are 3 interesting options for sale atm (all 3 around the same price), and I wonder which one you would pick.
Here goes:
-Warwick Streamer Stage I NT , from '92 with original Bartolini pickups and electronics. AAA flamed maple
-Warwick streamer LX Jazzman, from '08. Original MEC pickups and preamp replaced with Bartolinis. Bubinga body
-Warwick Streamer LX, '95. Original MEC pickups and preamp replaced with Seymour Duncans. Flamed maple
Bonus questions:
Why would you pick one over the other?
What are things to look out for?
Do any of these basses have any known problems?
How do these basses compare soundwise?
Thanks in advance for any recommendations, discussions, advice, etc!
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