
dyerseve
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[quote name='bassbora' timestamp='1509212765' post='3397381'] I totally love that streamer. What is that bass second from right in group photo? [/quote] Thanks mate but which Streamer? There are three in the photo, there is the Stage 1 5 string broadneck, the white 4 string Stage 1 and Jazzman 5 string. The bass 2nd from the right is an Ifinity Set Neck TCS. She is an absolute stunner with time and playability to die for! Unfortunately I am a 5 string player these days so it and the white Streamer will be up for sale shortly.
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Repairing Warwick Streamer original preamp - now with pics
dyerseve replied to dyerseve's topic in Repairs and Technical
thanks guys, not exactly what I was after. I am not willing to pay £300 for something that I know for a fact costs about £5.00 to build. I already know the wiring of the pre out pins to the pots in the wiring loom, it's the actual schematic of the PCB that I need so I can see the values and hopefully the part numbers of the components I want to replace. -
So I have a beautiful Warwick Streamer Stage 1 which I love dearly. Unfortnately the pre amp developed a crackling noise so i removed it to see if I could find the source of the noise. Unfortunately it one of those pre's that comes in a little black box that is then sealed with some kind of white silicon. Anyway, by the time I had managed to remove it from the case a couple of the wires had come loose and now I am left wondering if it was a loose wire or a fault with the pre itself. The pre is all suface mount components except a diode, a electrolytic cap and a variable pot (for setting the mid freq i believe). I am thinking of swapping the cap and pot out as they really the only components I can see developing a fault. Does anyone have any experience with these pre's or know anyone I can send it off to to have a look and repair it properly for me. I am a reasonably proficient with a soldering iron but I would really like to get this 100% and looking original ie set back in the case and sealed in with the silicon or whatever it was. It looks a lot like the one in the photo below except it has the trim pot for the mid: [url="https://postimages.org/"][/url] Here is a couple of pics of the actual PCB in question - can anyone here help to get it fixed/checked over please: [url="https://postimg.org/image/32ysyewszv/"][/url] [url="https://postimages.org/"][/url]
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[quote name='NickA' timestamp='1509051974' post='3396384'] 1. Here's My Dolphin Pro 1. 2. Never heard (of) Ryan Martinie before today ... what a great bass player and how good to hear someone playing a great bass well. 3. The ebay corvette looks very good indeed. It's "only" a bolt on of course ... but then, so is my Wal! Anyway, it's good to find people saying good things about Warwicks, as I've spent too much time on Wal forums recently, where Warwicks are considered the spawn of the devil ... probably 'cause the Wal owners are worried they paid so much when a beautifully built pro-shop warwick would have cost so much less (2nd hand, anyway)! The fact that Warwicks do not hold their "as new" value is a constant mystery to me .. but whilst that is bad for collectors, isn't it great for those of us who want to play them :¬) [/quote] Beautiful bass! Love the shape and sound of the Dolhpins. I thought the Pro I's had the dolhpin inlays on the fretboard though? And yes Ryan is an extraodinary player: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrUQ9wDh2fE[/media] he does seem to have an aversion to shirts though...
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Not the best photo but here is a quick family snap: [url="https://postimages.org/"][/url]
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I recently finished restoring this beauty, a 90s Warwick Streamer with a broadneck, Barts and the sold brass hardware. I really need to take some better photos that better show the flaming in the maple, but for now these will have to suffice: [url="https://postimg.org/image/5nj23sklz/"][/url] [url="https://postimg.org/image/fwbj9m8nr/"][/url] Mine has a 2 band EQ and is active/passive. Because I want it to be as versatlie as possible I have installed 2 x 3-way switches to select between coils on each of the barts(switches arent shown in the above photos obviously). It is the best bass I have ever owned or played in terms of versatility, tone and playability. It snarls like a rabid dog if needed but can also be tamed and shaped to whatever else you need it to be. I also have an 08 Thumb 5 string NT which is fab and sounds like nothing else but the neck dive and weight is a bit of an issue for me and I find myself picking up the Streamer more often than not. Will have to post some photos of the Warwick family as I seem to have collected a few more recently Not the best photo but here is a quick family snap: [url=https://postimages.org/][/url]
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Miller German Carbon Fibre Fretless 4-String
dyerseve replied to lowregisterhead's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1508521308' post='3392779'] If you think Status and Steinberger basses have a woody, organic tone then one of us needs our ears testing. [/quote] Status make lots of different models, some are 95% wood construction so chances are... -
Im currently waiting for DPD to deliver my Warwick Infinity SN TCS, I think this just qualifies to be in this thread?
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1980 Vantage VA-900B,**withdrawn from sale**
dyerseve replied to dyerseve's topic in Basses For Sale
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are you able to take a photo of the screw and measure it with a digital caliper please? If so then we will be better able to advise you on where you can get a replacement. or chances are I have one in my spares drawer and can send it to you FOC.
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[quote name='EBS_freak' timestamp='1508331915' post='3391416'] For me, these Warwicks in white are arguably one of the best looking basses you can get! [/quote] thank you very much, I was very happy with my colour choice - this was originally a black poly finish. I had a local luthier strip the old finish and then refinish it as you see it for the grand total of £170! Money well spent IMO! In case anyone is wondering about the colour of the hardware, it was originally gold plated (all solid brass) but had oxidised heavily so I shot blasted it and it now looks like nickel(I guess that is part of the plating process?). I think it looks pretty sexy but I am rather biased lol.
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[quote name='AndyTravis' timestamp='1508318815' post='3391271'] TWO HUNDRED AND WHAT??!! [/quote] I would agree with the what but nothing else
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my turn! [url=https://postimg.org/image/3o23peee7f/][/url] [url=https://postimg.org/image/4uley06ijf/][/url] [url=https://postimg.org/image/1w94uhxlwr/][/url] [url=https://postimg.org/image/2s5m9y7psb/][/url]
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[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1508326903' post='3391360'] Double P is very aggressive and mid forward and a good deal louder than most other Warwick's I've had. Perhaps lacking a touch in the bass department when the bridge is solo'd, not surprising given the position of the pup. Preamp a little limited, tempted to install a Darkglass Pre to have more control of the mids. Preamp doesn't seem to be the usual MEC 2 band, voiced differently to my ears. Thumb neck is bubinga stringers [/quote] thanks for the info Kev. Never understood the desire to install a 2band pre in a bass that controls only treb and bass. Surely treb and mids is much more useful for a bassist as there are plenty of options on your amp to increase bass if you ever need to. btw, speaking of Streamers with 2 band pres... here is my late 80's Streamer with EMGs refinished from a black poly: [url=https://postimg.org/image/3o23peee7f/][/url] [url=https://postimg.org/image/4uley06ijf/][/url] [url=https://postimg.org/image/1w94uhxlwr/][/url] [url=https://postimg.org/image/2s5m9y7psb/][/url]
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[quote name='funkyjimbob' timestamp='1502369341' post='3350988'] Here's a pic of my Buckeye Burl Custom Shop Streamer Stage 1 from a gig a few days ago [/quote] thats a stunner mate! Is that a ramp between the neck pup and fretboard? hard to tell from the angle...
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[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1507766492' post='3387886'] Two of my current trio [/quote] what a pair of beauts! how does that double p config sound? especially with the mirrored arrangement... the back of that Thumb is very tasty. I take it the neck is Wenge with cherrywood streamers(forgive me if that isnt the correct term)?
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They are now £150 or best offer: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stagg-Electric-Stick-Bass-/332415784359?hash=item4d658655a7:g:cp8AAOSwe7lZ5Pcv
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Does it even have a truss rod? Or do you have to remove the neck pup to access it???
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I think it looks great. Much better than just another boring black box!
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1980 Vantage VA-900B,**withdrawn from sale**
dyerseve replied to dyerseve's topic in Basses For Sale
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/263254023360 Seems like a bargain?
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WARWICK STREAMER 1983 SPECTOR PADDLE HEADSTOCK
dyerseve replied to Riseinside's topic in Basses For Sale
[quote name='warwickhunt' timestamp='1507531649' post='3386012'] Streamers were/are made from 83(ish) - 2017. If yours has factory EMG's chances are it is 80's possibly early 90's but EMGs are an option still today. Poly finishes generally obliterate (fill) the serial number but it isn't hard to approximate dates from the NT stringers/volutes/dot inlays/bridge/tuners etc. [/quote] Thank you. I am unsure of the stringers due to the poly finish, no volute, MOP dot inlays, solid brass bridge, Schaller tuners.