WARWICK began making the STREAMER BOLT-ON in 1996

The first Streamer Bolt-On 5-String was produced by WARWICK in 1996

WARWICK produced the Streamer Bolt-On 6-String between 1994 and 1996

The Warwick Streamer Jazzman was introduced in 1999, shortly after its cousin the Corvette FNA Jazzman. The Streamer Jazzman inherited the configuration and body shape of the Corvette FNA Jazzman but the Streamer Jazzman top is flamed maple (as opposed to Acer for the Corvette). The Streamer Jazzman is also available as a 5-string, and was perhaps Warwick's biggest selling bass in the early 2000s. The first Streamer Jazzmans had Seymour Duncan preamps with a switch to activate an EQ circuit that shapes the output to a special "slap style‟ sound.

WARWICK manufactured the STREAMER PRO-M between 1996 and 2000

Production of the Streamer Pro-M 5 String began in 1996 and ended in 2000

The Warwick Streamer Stage I 4 is a four string neck-thru bass with a Spector NS style design. The wenge neck has 3 laminations with ekanga veneer in between and iluminated side dots. Available with a wenge fingerboard (fretted models) or tigerstripe ebony fingerboard (fretless models). Also available with 5 and 6 strings.

The Warwick Streamer Stage II was introduced in 1987 (with the 5 string version added in 1989). The Stage II is similar to the Stage I, although it is slightly modified, but with some features of the Thumb bass (like the recessed neck-through construction). Stage IIs from the 1980s are relatively rare, especially the 5 string instruments which are particularly sought after.The Warwick Streamer Stage II has a double cutaway contoured afzelia body Afzelia body.

The first STREAMER STAGE III was produced by WARWICK in 1990