Warwick GPS Streamette 2022 Limited Edition

[@iwillnevergetone5]

I agree with everything he's saying here. I have a different model, but it's a modern GPS series and it's on another level. easily the best feeling/playing/put together bass i've ever had. they'e doing something amazing in the German shop with the GPS series right now. they play, sound, and feel like a million dollars

[@LuckyPunchUkraine]

Cannot wait for my streamette :) I hope it will be as beautiful as yours!

[@fretnation]

These are available for sale through FretNation.com ! Enjoy yours!!!

[@sonofmogh]

Fantastic demo! What is the string spacing at the bridge? Thank you, in advance...

[@ricktuttle5393]

Hi Jason. Wow, your finger work is fantastic. I was wondering what the difference is between the Streamer and the Streamette.

[@fretnation]

Thank you! Streamette has a streamer body with the upper horn of a Corvette basically. Shoot me an email and I'll send you a photo that compares the 3.

[@kolbola]

This is a really good instrument demo, even with the roomy microphoned sound. I can really hear the point of this Warwick, what is the big deal with it, why is it so good. All other sterile line in recorded demos with their ultra crisp lifeless sound are pointless. I guess, the big mistake is, lot of youtuber miss the point of the Warwick, especially the wenge neck mid-heavy sound ones. That kind of instruments are mid-focused, so they just lift up the treble and the bass as bad as they could and the sound is going to be an ultra-compressed, crispy something. The best for a Warwick (any of them but especially the wenge necked african hardwood types) is a flat onboard eq and a good amp with a slight gain up. My another experience is: anykind of onboard preamp you have in your Warwick, the best from that exotic wood thing is coming out by the passive setup with a good amp head+speaker combo. The real sound of wood.

[@fretnation]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@gbvoul]

so much fret buzz