Rare Warwick from the first series in which approx. 350 pcs. were made. The headstock appears in the Spector style and still without the well-known “Warwick-W”.

The body is made of selected cherry wood (lacquered) and forms a grown unit with the 5-fold glued wenge neck. Together with the one-piece bridge and the active PJ EMG pickups, they reflect the absolutely professional status of this instrument.

Headstock crack was permanently repaired by the top luthier , action is low .

The bass impresses with its excellent playability and possible performance. This is a very rare and collectible model

( here is the rapport about this bass

from relevant person at Warwick :

Dear Mr. Igor Dragoj

your Streamer Stage I is one of the first models probably from End of 1984 but really

still one of the first once.

- EMG PJ

  yes, some times we where using EMG`s in Cream as we couldn`t buy black once... was a

  cracy time for us in those years.

- Bodys

  yes still where the really thin once in solid Cherry

here are the basic specs :

- Bass               Streamer Stage I

                     4 string

  Serial Number      259

  Year               end of 1984 

  Month             

  Number             259

  Neck Wood          Wenge Wood

  Fingerboard        Wenge Wood

                     with real mother of Pearl Dot inlays

  Frets              Jumbo Warwick Frets 

  Nut                Brass Nut

  Neck construction  NeckThrough

  Body               2 pcs. solid Cherry Wood, thin

  Surface            Oil Finish / BeeWax surface

  Pickups            active EMG PJ Pickups

  Electronic         active MEC 2 Band Electronic, the early once

  Hardware           Gold Hardware made by Schaller for Warwick

  Made in West Germany / Pretzfeld / Franconia

We wish you an ongoing pleasure playing your reall stunning 1984

Streamer Stage I 4 string Warwick Bass.

with best regards

Framus & Warwick GmbH & Co Music Equipment KG      

Hans-Peter Wilfer  24.07.2023, 12:36

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