dyerseve

weight is 5,05KG

Absolutely gorgeous bass! The figuring on the wood and the colour is magic!

It was one of the very first Warwick models. The stand is only there because these wont "stand" on a normal stand - it is not trying to do the double bass thing though it certainly does look a bit like that. It is more like Warwick's interpretation of a Steinberger headless bass.

**sold** My bass collection down sizing continues... Up for sale is my original 79 Fender Precision Bass. Some people call it an '81 as the pots are marked '81 and the pickups are marked '80. However my local guitar shop and luthier told me you always go by the serial number('79). Anyway, you can make up your own mind as all of the evidence is clearly visible as I have included photos of everything. For 44 years, this bass is in incredible condition - I think it's impossible to find a bass in better condition! As can be seen in the photos, there are some very light and superficial marks in the paintwork - however, they are almost invisible unless you specifically look for them under the right light. The only real imperfection is that a small piece of the varnish has come off next to the screw hole for the bridge cover - see the last photo. The bass is not only original but also works perfectly, including the truss rod. Importantly, the bass is completely original and the neck was made by the renowned John Torres. The bass comes with a Fender hardshell case, which is also in very good condition - although I'm not sure if this case is the original... Fully insured shipping to the UK, via UPS, is 150GBP

**SOLD** The downsizing of my bass collection continues... For sale is a Warwick Streamer Stage II from Warwick's "golden era" - where the instruments were hand-built to the highest quality using the very best components - solid brass bridges, Gotoh tuners, brass nuts etc. The sale includes a brand new Gator hardcase to keep the bass safe during shipping! The bass was built in 1991 but has been lovingly looked after as it is almost completely free of blemishes - there is only one very tiny dent on the top of the headstock - as shown in the photos. Other than that, the bass is near perfect and all original(except the strings of course!). It has also just had a fresh wax, the fretboard cleaned and oiled, new strings put on and a complete clean, service and set-up done. The service and clean included: Every part of the bridge was taken apart and thoroughly cleaned. During the reassembly, all of the adjustment screws received a little oil to protect them and to ensure they function smoothly and prevent rust. The electronics also received some love with all of the potentiometers receiving a thorough clean with a high quality contact cleaner. They all operate without any issues! The truss rod was also examined and it operates perfectly. As you would expect from a 32 year old bass with brass frets, there is significant wear to the frets but there is plenty of life left in them yet. The Streamer Stage II model needs no introduction as it is already known as a sound monster. It is one of Warwick's flagship models and is played by many top players around the world! To buy a new Stage II today will cost you around €7500!! The heavily contoured body makes this bass super comfortable to play. The bass is very versatile thanks to the active/passive switching and 2-band preamp and the electronics feature a trim pot on the pre amp that allows you to adjust the midrange as well. Bass: Streamer Stage II 4 strings Serial number: B 659 91 Year: 1991 Month: February Number: 659 Neck: Wenge wood with Afzelia lamination Fretboard: Wenge wood - with mother of pearl Ying Yang Inlays Frets: Bronze Warwick frets Nut: Just-a-Nut brass version Neck construction: Neck Through Hidden-neck construction Body: 3 pieces of solid Afzelia wood Finish: Oil finish / Beeswax finish Pickups: Active MEC JJ pickups Electronics: Active MEC 2 band electronics with trimpot(controls midrange pre-set) Hardware: Gold hardware made for Warwick Made in Germany / 91130 Eggolsheim If you have any questions please let me know. The bass will be shipped inside the Gator ABS hardcase. The bass will be well packed within the case with plenty of additional packaging. The hardcase will ship within a shipping carton. Fully insured shipping to the UK, via UPS, is 135GBP

**Final Price drop to 1350GBP** I'm in the process of downsizing my bass collection - for sale here is a very rare Warwick Nobby Meidel from 1983 - this is number 19! Included in the sale is the original stand, strap extension, straplocks and a brand new ABS hardcase to keep the bass safe during shipping! The bass was built in 1983 and is all original except for the strap extension and the straplock buttons and straplocks, and of course the strings! The bass has been well looked after but as you would expect from a 40 year old instrument, there are signs of wear and some other minor cosmetic flaws - all of which have been shown in the photos - particularly the last 8 photos. The bass was recently in the hands of a local luthier to give it a once over. It has just had new strings put on and a set-up done. The truss rod was also examined and it operates perfectly. I will include an allen key for adjusting the truss rod as regular ones dont fit due to the tight access As you would expect from a 40 year old bass, there is some wear to the frets but there is plenty of life left in them yet. Weight is 3,23Kg/7,12lbs Here are the details for this particular bass. These details are kindly provided by Warwick CEO Hans-Peter Wilfer: Nobby Meidel well it is one of the first ones... you are lucky... No. 19.... must be some there from April / May 1983.... not later... wow you are really lucky... - Bass Nobby Meidel Serial Number 019 Year 1983 Month April or May Number 019 Neck Wood Rosewood with Maple lamination Stripe Fingerboard Rosewood with mother of Pearl Dot Inlays Frets Jumbo Warwick Frets Zero Frett Nut Brass NM Headstock Version Neck construction Neckthrough Body 4 pcs. lamination, solid Rosewood Surface natural Highpolish Pickups passive Schaller PJ Pickups Electronic passive MEC Electronic Hardware Gold Hardware made by Schaller Made in West Germany / Pretzfeld / Franconia I hope this assist you .... very rare model these days.. If you have any questions please let me know. The bass will be shipped inside the brand new ABS hardcase. The bass will be well packed within the case with plenty of additional packaging. The ABS hardcase will ship within a shipping carton. Shipping to the UK is 105GBP including full insurance.

**SOLD** I'm in the process of downsizing my bass collection - the latest offering is my 2010 Spector Rebop 5, DLX FM. It is a wonderful sounding, easy to play and versatile bass equiped with EMG-HZ passive pickups mated to a Spector Tonepump Pre Amp. At only 3.7 kg, it's also very light and well balanced. The 35-inch scale lends a lot of clarity and punch to the B string but playing this bass you never feel like you have to stretch to play any of the notes. The bass is in good used condition - with a few minor blemishes as seen in the photos - but everything works as it should, including the truss rod and electronics. The bass is located in Germany but I am happy to ship to the UK. Shipping is 75GBP which includes full insurance

Final price drop to £1000!

Great looking bass for peanuts! Looks an awful lot like a Tune Bass Maniac?

Lovely bass and a very fair price. I have to ask though, wtf is that for a Nut???

It definitely isnt spalted anything - burl something yes, spalted something no

Cracking looking bass but i believe that is maple burl rather than spalted maple...

Damn, thats a lot of bass for not a lot of money! Looks cool too 😎

Do you wear a Belt or a belt-sander? Very nice bass. GLWTS

I have a 78 with the epoxy pre and it is truly killer!

Can you please clarify, are you selling a complete bass? Just wondering why the electronics, shown installed in the bass in the photos, appear to be listed separately your advert...

Great looking bass! That trim pot on the pre amp adjusts the preset mid range point which changes the character of the bass dramatically allowing for even more tonal variety.