Here for sale we have a Warwick Streamer Stage One Electric Bass in a Honey Violin Oil finish. Made in Germany in 1999, this bass features a 2-piece US Cherry body, a Maple and Ekanga Veneer Striped neck and a 24-fret Wenge fingerboard. The hardware featured on this bass consists of a Warwick -2-piece bridge system and Warwick sealed thing machines. The pickups are a set of MEC P/J style active pickups, these are wired to a Master volume, three band EQ, Push/Pull Balance Control

The Maple and Ekanga neck sits comfortably in the hand, feeling slim in profile and promoting ergonomic thumb positioning, whilst the Satin finish is fantastic for smooth, quick transitions up and down the neck. The Wenge fingerboard feels luxurious under the fingers, whilst the 20” radius and 1.4” nut width allows for ease of different techniques such as slap bass or chordal playing. The double cutaway and contoured body design allows the player to have unobstructed access to the entire register, whilst also making longer durations of playing a comfortable experience.

The MEC active pickups are warm and articulate, providing full, deep tones with subtle distorted frequencies. The active/passive push/pull control allows the user to switch between battery or passive output, this produces a crisp tone with more dynamic response on the active side, whereas the passive side is softer and reacts more to the player’s touch. This bass is capable of a wide range of tones thanks to the controls that are featured, the Blend control allows for the pickups to work together to produce a punchier, thicker sound and separate EQ’s allow the user a wide palette to explore.

Brand - Warwick

Model - Streamer Stage One

Finish - Honey Violin

Year - 1999

Made In - Germany

Body - 2-piece US Cherry

Neck - Maple, Ekanga Veneer Stripes 

Fingerboard - Wenge

Fingerboard Radius - 20”

Frets - 24

Scale Length - 34”

Nut Width - 1.498”

Pickups - 2 x MEC P-style Single-coils, 1 x J-style Stacked-Coil Single-coil

Controls - Master volume, three band EQ, Push/Pull Balance Control

Luthier Report 

Our ID: 12212236460

Weight: 8.7lbs

Serial Number: L-049508-99

Aesthetic Condition:

Headstock: Overall very good condition. Light scuffing is present to the top edge of the headstock. All other aspects of the headstock present minimal signs of past use. 

Neck: Overall very good condition. Light scratching and denting is present to the rear of the neck, only visible under direct light from certain angles. This is most noticeable across the treble side. Bubbling of the finish is present to the finish of the treble side edge of the fingerboard. All other aspects of the neck and fingerboard present minimal signs of past use.

Body: Overall very good condition. Light denting is present across the front face, rear face and the treble side edge of the lower bout. Discoloration of the body is present to the bass side lower bout on the front face to the side edge. Discoloration is present on the front face around the control knobs, this can not be felt under the fingers. All other aspects of the body present minimal signs of past use.

Condition of Frets:

The frets demonstrate light signs of use, not affecting playability. There is moderate material remaining for any light fret work the new owner may wish to

perform. 

Current Set Up:

Fully functional & adjustable. No truss rod adjustment tool included (hex 4mm)

Hardware: Fully functional with light signs of wear.

Structural: No concerns or issues to note.

Strings on Guitar - 45-100

Height of string from 12th Fret- Treble 2.5mm - Bass 3mm

Please be aware that the action on a guitar may move slightly in transit and this measurement is the current height.

Electrics:

Full working order.

Case & Accessories:

Rockcase hard case

Fully functional with significant signs of wear to the outer material. The clasp to the right is missing the button, however it still functions.

Please be aware that for international buyers import fees are not included in our postage and packaging cost, this only covers the cost of the guitar being sent to you. Import fees will be charged by Customs upon the guitar's arrival in the recipient country. Due to Brexit, this also applies to EU buyers. We advise checking the total import cost with Customs as this is not information we are able to accurately provide.