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Description

The Music Man Stingray Bass with Rosewood Fretboard embodies the perfect fusion of timeless aesthetics and modern craftsmanship, delivering a bass guitar that is as visually stunning as it is sonically formidable. Constructed from a resonant ash body, this instrument ensures a rich and natural sustain that's complemented by the active electronics system. At its core, a robust humbucker pickup provides a thick, punchy sound, perfect for a range of genres from rock to funk. The rosewood fretboard, paired with a meticulously crafted maple neck, offers an ultra-smooth playing experience, making each note resonate with clarity and precision.

What sets the Stingray apart is its focus on both comfort and playability. The neck’s ergonomic design, finished with a hand-rubbed oil and wax blend, ensures your hand glides effortlessly whether you're laying down a groovy bassline or exploring intricate solos. The 6-bolt neck attachment adds an extra layer of stability, surpassing many traditional designs. Whether you're laying down tracks in the studio or commanding the stage, the Stingray's sonic versatility and reliable performance make it a worthy companion for any serious musician.

Key Features:

  • Resonant ash body with a select maple neck for superior sustain
  • Rosewood fretboard for a smooth playing experience
  • Active electronics and humbucker pickup for a versatile, punchy tone
  • Ergonomic neck design with hand-rubbed oil and wax finish
  • 6-bolt neck attachment for enhanced stability
  • Includes Schaller tuners and a hardened steel bridge for maximum tuning stability
  • Comes with a hardshell case for protection and portability

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Music Man Stingray Bass w/Rosewood Fretboard.

Setup and maintenance

  • Users report Sterling's truss rods and black tuners may have QC issues; it's suggested to test these parts within the warranty period.

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Build quality

  • Some owners mention Sterling tuners can strip easily; one replaced them immediately after their first string change due to this issue.

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  • Roasted maple necks on some models appear darker than stock photos, adding a unique visual element.

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Features and functionality

  • The HH pickup setup offers more tonal flexibility, but some note it doesn't replicate the classic StingRay sound with the bridge pickup soloed.

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Use cases and applications

  • For those who frequently play slap bass, a single pickup model is recommended for the traditional StingRay tone.

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Comparisons

  • The solid color finishes, like stealth black, are generally lighter than the ceruse ash finish, which can be quite heavy.

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See how Justin Chancellor uses Music Man Stingray Bass w/Rosewood Fretboard

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In the YouTube video titled "Justin Chancellor Fools Around" by Tyler Roland, Justin Chancellor is seen playing an Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray Bass with a rosewood fretboard and distinctive black triangles painted on it.

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