Restoring a Warwick Streamer Stage I with CS parts - Guitar Palace

This is a video showing my restoration work on a Warwick Streamer Stage I bass from 2002. I hope to do more video like this in the future so if interested please subscribe!
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[@scarab944]

Amazing restoration! Glad you put the MEC electronics in there. This is probably my favorite overall bass and it's just about perfect from the factory.

[@ianstrickland5280]

great video! would love to see more warwicks done! i own 4 of them and love them, killer basses.

[@rinosphere]

Lovely video. Very calming. And a beautiful bass

[@BradMaestas]

Love this restoration. Very nice. I also do this work in my spare time. I started out teaching myself how to do it on my own instruments which then turned into a full-time job for several years. I had a Stage I 5-string for many years and now have a 4-string that I love. In my humble opinion, these are some of the most beautiful and comfortable basses ever made.

[@AlienSoundworks]

Thanks! Warwick basses are awesome.

[@warwickdennis4114]

Why is there so much string noise? Like banging against the pickups, or is it the way you play ?

[@AlienSoundworks]

It’s the way I play. I love plucking hard.

[@rodyoakum1194]

Very Professional Video Your Stage One Is Beautiful I Have Stage One Five String Wide Neck That Is Great Need Of Totally Refinish Job

[@Azajndo]

Wow, unbelievable that someone isn't aware of the correct adjustment sequence. 1. neck relief at playing position 2. string height 3. intonation 4. pickup height / balance

[@AlienSoundworks]

Wow, unbelievable that you are the only one complaining about it!

[@Azajndo]

@@AlienSoundworks maybe i'm the only one here who knows the correct method.