The Warwick Masterbuilt Streamer Stage II Limited Edition 2025 4-string Electric Bass Guitar is a confluence of craftsmanship and cutting-edge innovation that promises to elevate your musical expression. This limited edition bass, meticulously crafted in Germany, is a testament to Warwick's commitment to premium quality and performance. Its ergonomically shaped body is made from roasted American swamp ash, topped with a striking 1-inch Master Reserve poplar burl, offering both visual appeal and resonant sound. The 5-piece neck-thru design, composed of roasted flamed maple and ekanga stripes, ensures exceptional sustain and clarity.

The ebony fingerboard with 24 jumbo brass frets not only enhances playability but also incorporates Warwick's innovative Invisible Fretwork Technology for smoother transitions and reduced wear. Sonically, the bass is equipped with active MEC J-style pickups and a 3-band active electronics system, allowing for precise tonal adjustments with controls for Volume, Balance, Mid, Treble, and Bass. Plus, the rechargeable lithium battery eliminates the need for constant battery replacements, making your performance as seamless as possible.

The attention to detail extends to the hardware, with Graph Tech Ratio machine heads, a 2-piece Warwick 3D brass bridge, and Warwick Security locks ensuring stability and tuning precision. The Streamer Stage II comes complete with a handmade leather bag and a certificate of authenticity, underscoring its status as a collector's masterpiece.

Key Features:

• Limited Edition 2025 Masterbuilt model
• Ergonomic body made from roasted American swamp ash
• 1" Master Reserve poplar burl top
• 5-piece neck-thru-body design with roasted flamed maple and ekanga stripes
• Ebony fingerboard with 24 jumbo brass frets and Invisible Fretwork Technology
• Active MEC J-style pickups and 3-band electronics
• Rechargeable lithium battery
• Graph Tech Ratio machine heads and 2-piece Warwick 3D brass bridge
• Includes handmade leather bag and certificate of authenticity
• Made in Germany