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A real gem and a must have for any Warwick enthusiast, this 42 years old Streamer is one of the early “paddle headstock” ones with the original design, before the german company change the look of it after having issues with Stuart Spector. Only the first 300 streamer made came out with the paddle headstock and after the first 150, Warwick added ”licensed by Spector” on the trussrod cover to avoid issues with the American Brand. The serial number on this one is 103, and has a phenomenal neck and weight (3.5kg), making it super comfortable to play and the original EMG pickups have a growl that would make the crowd rattle their teeth.

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Additional information
Condition

Mint (Used)
Brand

Warwick
Model

streamer
Finish

natural
Categories

Active Electronics
Made In

Germany
Right / Left Handed

Right Handed
Fretboard Material

Wenge
Pickup System

active
Neck Material

Maple, Wenge
Body Material

cherry
Pickup Configuration

HH
Number of Strings

4-String
Year

1983

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