At the 1999 Summer NAMM Show in Nashville, TN, Warwick announced their newest bass series - The Streamer Standard. These basses are made in the same factory that all of the other Warwick basses are made, and the Streamer Standards feature the SAME neck, fingerboard, frets, adjustable nut and tuning machines that all of the other bolt-on basses have. The main difference found with the Streamer Standard is that the body is made out of Carolena Hardwood, which is a fairly light tone wood that has excellent bass response. The Streamer Standard also features a one-piece bridge that is solid and adjustable. The Streamer Standard feature passive MEC Soapbar pickups.
Some models have one pickup with a coil tap, while others have two pickups.
The Streamer Standards are available in red, honey, black, green, blue, violet, and natural satin finishes. I Need to Get Control. Inc. All rights reserved.