Warwick Streamer 1990, USED

The Warwick Streamer from 1990 is a highly sought-after bass guitar, known for its exceptional craftsmanship, distinct tone, and ergonomic design. As part of Warwick's early production line, this model carries the brand’s signature German engineering, blending innovative design with high-end materials. The Streamer’s curvaceous, sleek body provides excellent comfort, making it a go-to instrument for bassists seeking both style and performance. Its balanced feel and smooth contours are ideal for long gigs or studio sessions, reducing strain while delivering superb playability.

Constructed from high-quality tonewoods, the 1990 Streamer features a flamed maple body with a multi-laminate wenge and maple neck, offering a rich tonal foundation. The use of these premium woods creates a naturally resonant, warm tone with clarity and sustain that Warwick basses are renowned for. This combination produces deep lows, articulate mids, and bright, snappy highs, giving the Streamer a versatility that can handle anything from funk and rock to jazz and metal. The neck-through construction enhances sustain and tonal stability, ensuring that every note rings out with precision and fullness.

Equipped with active MEC pickups, the Warwick Streamer delivers a powerful, punchy sound with great clarity and definition. The active electronics, including onboard 3-band EQ, provide detailed tone-shaping controls, allowing players to sculpt their sound with precision, whether cutting through a dense mix or laying down a solid groove. This flexibility makes the 1990 Streamer suitable for a variety of musical styles, whether you need tight, focused slap tones or smooth, rounded fingerstyle warmth.

The Warwick Streamer also showcases the brand’s commitment to high-quality hardware. With solid brass adjustable saddles, Warwick tuners, and the characteristic Just-A-Nut adjustable nut, the bass offers fine-tuned intonation and rock-solid tuning stability. The 1990 Streamer’s craftsmanship, coupled with its high-performance features, makes it a timeless instrument that has aged gracefully. Its combination of aesthetics, playability, and sound quality continues to attract bassists who demand both reliability and a premium playing experience.