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Published on 02/15/12 at 06:41- Stingray 4 string made in 3 eq availed himself of 1991
- Varnished maple neck (thin birdeyes).
- Key varnished
- Body blue / green poplar, not Ash
- Possibility of the dampers
UTILIZATION
- Neck wider than sterling or a jazz bass which suits me perfectly.
- Very fun to play and as light as my old Sterling.
- The frets are the vintage type.
- Electronics 3q responds well and is fairly accurate.
SOUNDS
- It's a bass, in my opinion, as I said for sterling, will not suit all styles of music.
- I use it mostly for rock and funk that are, for me, his favorite fields.
- The sound is much more "root", "fat" that sterling has a slightly more modern sound.
- It remains less versatile than the sterling. Just simply install a switch parallel / series / single coil, and voila.
OVERALL OPINION
- I play with for a few days and I can already do without it. On an ampeg tube amp, it achieved excellence.
- She has that sound, inimitable grain. One likes or dislikes. I love it.
- The Sterling is great. But, it lacks just that grain vintage that I find only the stingray.
- Otherwise, it lacks just a switch or selector as the Sterling. Anyway, on sterling, I was using only one dial position.
- Anyway, what I will ever Chois without hesitation.
- Before you buy, try one, because the sound is musicman, nevertheless, quite special, but absolutely brilliant.
- Varnished maple neck (thin birdeyes).
- Key varnished
- Body blue / green poplar, not Ash
- Possibility of the dampers
UTILIZATION
- Neck wider than sterling or a jazz bass which suits me perfectly.
- Very fun to play and as light as my old Sterling.
- The frets are the vintage type.
- Electronics 3q responds well and is fairly accurate.
SOUNDS
- It's a bass, in my opinion, as I said for sterling, will not suit all styles of music.
- I use it mostly for rock and funk that are, for me, his favorite fields.
- The sound is much more "root", "fat" that sterling has a slightly more modern sound.
- It remains less versatile than the sterling. Just simply install a switch parallel / series / single coil, and voila.
OVERALL OPINION
- I play with for a few days and I can already do without it. On an ampeg tube amp, it achieved excellence.
- She has that sound, inimitable grain. One likes or dislikes. I love it.
- The Sterling is great. But, it lacks just that grain vintage that I find only the stingray.
- Otherwise, it lacks just a switch or selector as the Sterling. Anyway, on sterling, I was using only one dial position.
- Anyway, what I will ever Chois without hesitation.
- Before you buy, try one, because the sound is musicman, nevertheless, quite special, but absolutely brilliant.