binky_bass

Excellent bass Harry. Would love to own this... as per the standard situation of most, funds don't permit the purchase. But this is a real killer.

Is this not a power amp as opposed to a pre amp as you've mentioned?

At best I think you could get it to 16.5 looking at the neck, but to be honest I have a 16mm Tanglewood Baron 6 prototype at 16mm and it's fantastic to play. An hour or twos worth of play and it feels quite natural. If I was a 5 man, I'd have this off you.

£200 is a steal. These are quite underrated basses...

@Tyler Owens-Peters, is that picture actually a joke? If so, bravo! If not... then... well... 🤔

@flaviusm, you have now helped me a little more as I have 'stolen' the spec list from your original ad! 😁

Wrong post sorry! (Removed my message!)

Pictures now added!!

Afternoon all, (Only for sale now!) I'm tentatively putting up for sale my fantastic Warwick Streamer Stage 1 6 string bass in natural oil finish, the list price on this according to the Warwick website is €6,689 (or £5,989 if you prefer!) I'm asking £1450 ONO. The bass is overall in excellent condition, it has a few minor signs of play but nothing major. It does have 3 pin prick size holes on the edge of the bottom of the lower bout from a loose staple in a case it was sent to me in, but this is well hidden on the bottom side of the bass and could be easily filled should you so wish. Aside from the the bass is superb. (See final picture below). It plays exceptionally well with a lovely low action and a fantastic neck, you get the typical Warwick growl as well as a wealth of other tones. It has the 20mm spacing 'broadneck' as is standard on 6 string streamer stage 1 basses. It weights 5.4kg and has a standard 34" scale. The solid maple wings have a lovely 3D effect and the wenge fretboard is a joy to play. I'm based in Basildon, Essex. It can be posted or collected. If posted, I don't have a hard case, so either you'll need to send me one of yours to ship it in, or we can discuss options via PM. Some specs: - flame maple body, oil/wax finish - flame maple / bubinga NT neck (with volute 😎), oil/wax finish - wenge fretboard - Warwick “Made in West Germany” machine heads - brass bridge - 20 mm string spacing - brass just-a-nut 1 (if I am right, 1998 was the last year when they put this kind of nut on basses) - Dunlop Straplock Flush Mount - Basslines (Seymour Duncan) pickups - MEC preamp (3 eq, 18 V) - new jack plug Any questions, let me know! Russ.

Quickest sale ever! 😂

Evening all, I recently purchased this pedal from @ikay, it is in absolutely flawless condition with the full box, paperwork, instructions and most importantly the plastic internal bag! Oh, and the Pedal too... I bought it as I found the internal looper on the Line6 Helix LT to be extremely limiting, this pedal is far from limiting! 99 patches, 3 hours of recording time, up to 99 overdubs per patch, backing drums, and importantly for me, the auto start function so the loop start when you hit the first note. Very handy. The reason why I'm selling is that I've now set up a home studio (which this little pedal was the inspiration for...) so the RC-3 is now redundant and I quite fancy buying the Helix Native VST which the sale of this should mostly fund. Asking £85 with delivery included. Any questions, please ask!