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Description
Warwick Streamer LX-4.
Body: Flame Maple.
Neck: Wenge.
Pickups: Original stick MEC.
Made in Germany (2000).
Product specs
| Brand | Warwick |
| Model | German Pro Series Streamer LX 4 |
| Finish | Burgundy Red Transparent, Natural Transparent, Nirvana Black Transparent, Ocean Blue Transparent |
| Year | 2010s |
| Categories | 4-String Basses, Active Bass Guitars |
| Active / Passive Pickups | Active Pickups |
| Active Preamp | No Preamp |
| Body Shape | Double Cutaway |
| Color Family | Black, Blue, Natural, Red, Tan |
| Finish Style | Satin |
| Fretboard Material | Wenge |
| Number of Frets | 24 |
| Number of Strings | 4-String |
| Pickup Configuration | SS |
| Right / Left Handed | Right Handed |
FAQs
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What kind of tones can I expect from the active pickups on the Warwick Streamer LX4?
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The active pickups on the Warwick Streamer LX4 deliver a powerful and clear tone with enhanced low-end and crisp highs, making it suitable for various genres, including rock, funk, and jazz.
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Is the Warwick Streamer LX4 suitable for advanced bass players?
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Yes, the Warwick Streamer LX4 is well-suited for advanced players due to its high-quality build, active electronics, and versatile tonal capabilities.
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How does the Wenge fretboard affect the sound and playability of the Warwick Streamer LX4?
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The Wenge fretboard on the Warwick Streamer LX4 provides a smooth playing surface and contributes to a warm, focused tone with excellent sustain and clarity.
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Does the Warwick Streamer LX4 come in different finish options?
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Yes, the Warwick Streamer LX4 is available in several finish options, including Burgundy Red Transparent, Natural Transparent, Nirvana Black Transparent, and Ocean Blue Transparent.
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How many frets does the Warwick Streamer LX4 have, and what is its neck profile like?
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The Warwick Streamer LX4 features 24 frets, offering a full two-octave range. The neck is designed for comfortable playability, catering to a variety of playing styles.
Reviews
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about 2000 Warwick Streamer LX4 (German)..
Setup and maintenance
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The Rockbass models often require a setup out of the box, including leveling of 2 frets for optimal playability.
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Build quality
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The screws used for strap pins and tuners are reported to be of lower quality, potentially causing issues during replacements.
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Unlike German Warwicks, the Rockbass LX4 does not feature Brass frets and Wenge fretboards, potentially affecting durability and tone.
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The 2000 Streamer LX4 features a wenge neck, phased out around 1998-2000, valued for its durability and tone.
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Features and functionality
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The Rockbass Streamer LX4 maintains the classic curved body shape, though with fewer cutaways than higher-end models.
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MEC pickups are standard, but boosting the active treble can introduce significant noise, particularly in JJ configurations.
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Recessed Dunlop straplocks are standard, necessitating matching strap buttons for use, as standard straps won't fit.
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The Just-A-Nut II composite nut, used from about 1997, is prone to broken tabs, but still functional due to string tension.
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Comparisons
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In a similar price range, alternatives like the Sterling Stingray HH or high-end Squier models are available, offering different tonal and build characteristics.
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Use cases and applications
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The Streamer LX4 is noted for versatility, fitting well in blues, rock, and metal genres with both fingerstyle and pick playing.
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Value and pricing
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Owners suggest negotiating prices at stores like Guitar Center, recommending aiming for $800 or negotiating for extras like a case.
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5.0 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 6 Ratings
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Review of a very similar discontinued model
Great playing bass, mine is made in '95 in Germany, from when it was still marketed as the "streamer bolt-on" model. Contoured cherry wood body, maple/ovangkol 5 piece laminated neck, wengué fretboard, bronze frets and bronze just-a-nut I nut, recessed strap locks active MEC P+J pickups and 2-piece warwick bridge.
Artist usage
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Album Usage
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