1998 Warwick Streamer, Ocean Blue, Left Handed, (Used)

The 1998 Warwick Streamer, in a rare left-handed configuration, is a German-crafted bass known for its distinctive curved body and ergonomic design. Built with premium tonewoods, these models typically feature a contoured body made from maple, combined with a wenge neck. The design allows for excellent balance and comfort whether standing or seated, and the natural oil finish adds both to the instrument’s resonance and its signature Warwick feel.

This Streamer is equipped with active MEC pickups and electronics, offering a powerful and articulate tone with tight lows, clear highs, and excellent midrange detail. Controls usually include volume, balance, and a two- or three-band EQ, providing extensive tonal flexibility suitable for a wide range of genres—from funk and jazz to metal and fusion. The electronics are wired for clarity and responsiveness, and the overall sonic profile emphasises dynamic expression and note definition.

Hardware includes Warwick’s proprietary two-piece bridge, known for its adjustability and sustain, along with Just-A-Nut III for fine-tuning string height at the nut. The tuners are solid and precise, contributing to the instrument’s reliable tuning stability. As a left-handed model from this era, it’s a particularly uncommon version of an already sought-after instrument, making it a unique find for players who value both quality craftsmanship and individuality in their gear.