Warwick RB Streamer NT I 5 NTHP

5-String Electric Bass

Body: Alder
Neckthru construction: Laminated maple with ekanga stringers
Fingerboard: Wenge
Scale length: 34" (Long Scale)
Just-A-Nut III tedur nut
24 jumbo frets, titanium-brass alloy (W: 2.9 mm x H: 1.4mm)
Ball-end frets with IFT (Invisible Fretwork Technology)
Pickups: 2 active MEC J-style single coils
Warwick bridge and tailpiece
Active 2-band electronics
Controls for volume, balance, bass and treble
Electronics compartment with copper shielding
Shielding paint in the pickup routings
Warwick machine heads
Warwick security locks
Chrome hardware
Factory stringing: Warwick RED Strings (42301 M): .045–.135
Finish: Natural Transparent High Polish
Incl. Rockbag Student Line Plus RB 20515 B/PLUS and hex key

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Available since October 2017
Item number 421845
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Colour Natural
Body Alder
Neck Maple
Fingerboard Wenge
Frets 24
Scale Long Scale
Pickup System JJ
Electronics Active
Including Case No
Incl. Gigbag Yes

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An elegant five-string with active electronics

Warwick RockBass Streamer Neckthru I 5 Natural High-Polish, five-string bass guitar

The Warwick RB Streamer NT I 5 NTHP is a sleek, high-gloss natural beauty – an elegant five-string with a neck-through maple construction providing rich, long-lasting sustain. The alder body adds warmth and balance to the Streamer's tone, while still keeping things crisp and clear. The fingerboard is another highlight, with the wenge wood used here contributing both to the instrument's classy optics and its focused, direct response. Every detail of its musical character is captured by the pair of active J-style MEC pickups. Combined with the blend dial and active two-band EQ, musicians have complete control, not just cutting the lows and highs, but actively boosting them to dial in the perfect tone.

Body with natural finish on the Warwick RockBass Streamer Neckthru I 5 Natural High-Polish, five-string bass guitar

Long scale for power, dual bridge for stability

Even just looking at the specs, the Warwick RockBass Streamer NT I 5 NTHP has clearly been built for a life of hard work. With its 864mm long-scale neck, it delivers tight, punchy tone and precision across the board. This is complemented by the 16.5mm string spacing, which makes fast, clean runs a breeze. One standout feature on the RockBass models are the jumbo frets made of titanium-brass, which transmits vibrations extremely effectively; light, hard, and durable, Warwick has designed this alloy specifically to reduce wear and tear, ensuring years of reliable use. At the top of the neck, there's Warwick's own Just-a-Nut III, a fully adjustable nut made from tough synthetic tedur. Down at the bridge, there's the two-piece Warwick 3D Bridge, which gives bassists endless scope to tweak their action and intonation. Working together, nut and bridge keep the Streamer's tuning rock-solid.

Neck, Warwick RockBass Streamer Neckthru I 5 Natural High-Polish, five-string bass guitar

For ambitious amateurs and seasoned pros

For bassists who are after an instrument suited both to accurate recordings in the studio and nightly work on stage, the Warwick RockBass Streamer NT I 5 NTHP is an ideal choice. With its active pickups and its onboard EQ, this is a bass with a wide tonal palette to play with, making it a solid choice for experienced amateurs and professionals alike. Thanks to its resonant, articulate sound and rugged build, it's right at home not just in Funk and Jazz, but also in heavier Rock and Metal styles, where its low B string is especially useful. With its standard long-scale neck, it's especially comfortable for players with larger hands: Younger or smaller players could struggle with the neck length.

About Warwick

Based in Markneukirchen, Saxony, Warwick, initially a manufacturer of premium basses, is known today for providing a wide range of music equipment in all sectors of the industry. The product range extends from bass guitars, bass amplifiers and cabinets (in all price brackets), bass strings and accessories, to effects units. In addition to this core business, the Warwick Distribution sales company offers almost everything that bass players, whether of four, six or even more string instruments, could require. Among them are the instruments of the Framus brand, which are remarkable for their consistently high quality. In addition to its headquarters in Markneukirchen, Warwick also has locations in Nashville and Shanghai.

From the studio to the arena tour

In the studio, the Warwick RockBass Streamer NT I 5 NTHP really shines thanks to its onboard EQ, which is perfect for dialing in a solid, record-ready sound at source. But with its reinforced neck construction and secure strap locks, the Streamer NT is also reliable enough for heavy gigging and long sets. And whether the band is heading to a club gig, an open-air festival, or out on tour: The familiar RockBass build quality and durable materials will always hold up on the move and in new venues, even when other instruments might throw in the towel. Weighing in at around 4.3 kg, it's light enough not to become difficult to play through extended performances. From the deepest low-end grooves to brilliant solos and smooth slap, this instrument gives musicians a dynamic spectrum to explore.

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Titanium-brass frets

This Warwick bass is among the many that now feature frets made from an entirely new alloy: titanium-brass. This hard-wearing material doesn't alter the classic warm sound of a Warwick fingerboard, or its precise playability. The golden colour is eye-catching, too. The titanium is primarily intended to prevent tarnishing: Basically, the frets will look good, sound good, and feel good for longer. The ball-end frets are inserted into the tonewood via Warwick’s proprietary Invisible Fretwork Technology, with the fret slots stopping just before the edge of the fingerboard, improving resonance and comfort. Style, sound, and smooth playability: Even the smallest parts of a Warwick bass reflect their entire philosophy.

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My First Warwick

NanaIGWT 05.07.2018

I?ve always wanted a warwick because of the good things i heard of about the brand. My main reason for getting this one was the price which makes this bass lie in between warwick std and pro series. I like everything about it, except the fact that it doesn't come with a gig bag or case and its just a two ban eq. It comes with everything u need to really set up this bass as yu wish with tools and manual book.

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Ein Traum und das für den mittelgroßen Geldbeutel

Koralle_ 04.05.2021

Vorab, eine Soundbewertung reiche ich nach. Proberaum und laut geht aktuell nicht. Pandemie und so. Ich habe lange einen Thumb von Warwick gespielt, hauptächlich für Funkpop mit wenig Rockelementen. Hab dann längere Pause gemacht und mir zwischenzeitlich einen Fender-Accousticbass gegönnt.

Jetzt sollte wieder ein E-Bass her und das mit 5 Saiten. Viele Tests gelesen, Videos geschaut, Hörbeispiele gesichtet. Dann stieß ich auf einen Test mit Video eben des RB Streamer und ich war instant verliebt. China-Produktion, kein Problem, meine Squier Strat ist auch erstklassig und auch kein "Original". Die Opptik ist herrausragend, ebenso die Haptik. Verarbeitung top. Fühlte mich beim ersten trocken spielen sofort zuhause. Über einen kleinen Gitarrenamp die Elektronik gecheckt und keine Mängel festgestellt. Potis laufen ruhig und auch das an anderer Stelle kritisierte Batteriefach geht für mich klar. Beim ersten Schließen der Klappe musste ich mich drei mal versichern ob sie auch fest sitzt. Tut sie.

Klar, weil ich ihn noch nicht richtig austesten konnte ist es immer noch sowas wie eine verpackte Praline. Dennoch. In Leise habe ich einen Vorgeschmack bekommen. Spielbarkeit ist top. Meine Hände sind Klavierhände, also lange Finger. Aber auch eine "Normalhand" sollte damit klar kommen.

Ich bin so überzeugt, das ich mir direkt einen passenden Koffer gekauft habe, weil er ganz sicher zum Einsatz kommen wird.

Kurz: Gute Verarbeitung, edele Optik, tadellose Spielbarkeit. Ich liebe ihn!

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Buon strumento

DodyMedia 16.12.2017

Basso molto essenziale, con un action sulla tastiera non dei migliori. Suono potente con regolazioni molto basilari quindi molto semplice e facile da regolare. Un pochino scomodo l'alloggiamento della batteria, anche se praticamente si apre il coperchio di tutta l?elettronica. Strumento molto robusto e ben realizzato. Molto adatto per generi rock o molto sostenuti. Buono anche lo slap. Potrebbe sicuramente costare un pochino meno. A parità di prezzo sicuramente ci sono strumenti migliori.

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Très bonne basse

Drummer62 29.08.2020

À voir dans le temps, mais c est une très bonne basse bonne finition , bon son manche assez fin , très agréable à jouer et pas trop lourde ! Parfaite pour les petits gabarit !!

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Warwick RB Streamer NT I 5 NTHP

5-String Electric Bass

An elegant five-string with active electronics