Music Man Stingray Bass

At Brian´s home studio.

In this photo, Reznor can be seen playing a Music Man Stingray Bass.

Bass player magazine May 2001 "When I joined TooL, the band already had a few songs written, and I wanted to get Paul's sound and style-I loved it. WHen I auditioned, my approach fit what they were already doing. My **MusicMan** sounded good in rehearsal, but when we started recording AEnima, the **StingRay** didn't really work. The Music Man has a lot of lows, but some mids were missing. A friend recommended Wal basses. I tried one out and it was great. "

In this photo you can see Robert Trujillo Red 4 string stringray bass.

Before Enema of the State blew up, Mark played the only bass he had/could afford, a Sterling by Music Man Stingray.

The bass Commerford used for most of the early Rage Against the Machine years. Pickguard removed on a natural wood finish.

List on the Encyclopedia Metallica.

This image shows John playing a Stingray bass on stage.

Odadjian can be seen playing a Music Man Stingray in this image.

Here we can see Jeff with a natural MM Stingray Bass.

"I have a custom Music Man 4, with my collected custom pick collection embedded inside the finish. It's very heavy, and hence has a lot of sustain -good for some studio, jazz type playing, not so good for tubby rock, and not good at all to carry on stage! Keeping with the Music Man basses, there's my custom 3 string -made years back for me with only 3 strings (E,A,D of course) and no volume or tone controls! (Hey, why do you think they call it a "bass"!) I've used that on tour, but not lately -waiting for that next Gabriel tour!"

Vulgar Display of Power

According to Hard Rock Cafe, Christ used this bass back in 2008 for "Taste of Chaos" tour.

At 0:02 in the Stroke's "Juicebox" music video, Nikolai Fraiture can be seen weilding a Musicman Stringray. It is apparent through the video and easily spotted, particularly as the song begins at 0:44.

This image shows Cliff playing a Stingray bass on stage.

Anthony can be seen in a live shot on this magazine cover playing a Music Man Stingray Bass.

In this image Dave "Phoenix" Farrel can be seen with his Music Man StingRay Bass.

In this photo, Orr can be seen playing a Music Man Stingray bass.

Bernard Edwards can be seen using a Music Man Stingray Bass in this photo.

Baby Awsten playing a Music Man Stingray Bass.

In this video John Taylor can be seen playing his MusicMan Stingray, formerly property of Chic's Bernard Edwards.

And playing "El Concierto de Aranjuez" with the same bass: http://carolkaye.com/www/library/sounds/mp3/Adagio_of_Concierto_de_Aranjuez.mp3

I use SWR, Ashdown Electronic amps. Korg toneworks processors and Roland V-Bass and VG8 guitar synths midied for my stick and basses. I have a Musicman Stingray a Wal 5 string. A Fender fretless Jazz. A Tanglewood acoustic which is so good I still cant believe it.

Tom can be seen in a live shot on the power ballad cover, 'Kings and Queens' from the album Draw the Line by Aerosmith playing a Music Man Stingray Bass.

In this video you can see Steven Severin playing his Music Man Stingray. You can clearly see it at 0:57 in the video.

From 0:43 to 1:00 you can see Dougie's bass guitars. 3 custom Music Man Stingray bass guitars. He also uses these on every live performance he has done with McFly on bass.

> The Thrashing Doves gave me my first Music Man Stingray bass

In this photo, Burrell can be seen playing a Music Man Stingray Bass. [Source](http://fineartamerica.com/featured/boz-burrell-on-the-bass-guitar-1977-ben-upham.html).

A photos of Louis Johnson in Paris, France.

The picture shows him playing a Stingray Bass on the 2016 Vans Warped Tour with State Champs.

"Bassist Steve Queralt told us of his love of the Music Man StingRay, which he decided he had to have after playing with the band House of Love in 1990 and seeing their bassist rock one through a twin Trace Elliot stack; he’s used the StingRay ever since."

"I like the look of Stingrays."

In the opening you can see Paul playing his black StringRay. He also has a natural StingRay without the pickguard.

Glascock can be seen in this photo playing a Music Man Stingray Bass.

His main bass. Alternating with S.U.B. basses to until 2016.

He used this bass the mostly of concert with Millencolin

Ole Beich used this bass during his time with L.A Guns and Guns N' Roses.

Jez Kerr playing their Music Man Stingray bass with the Manchester's band A Certain Ratio.

ricky has a stingray bass in his guitar and bass collection

Marciano Cantero appears to be playing a MusicMan Stingray Bass (with a pearl white finish?) throughout this video (circa 1999 or 2000). While the writing on the headstock isn't readable even in closeups of him (because of the reflective brightness of the stage lights), the body shape, pickups, amount and placement of tone controls, iconic oval pickguard, iconic tune machine configuration (3 +1), and fret count seem to be consistent with that of a Stingray. There's an ok closeup at 1:29 and slightly better one at 2:55.

In this interview, James is talking about he own Music Man Stingray Bass.

On the official [Jethro Tull website](http://jethrotull.com/the-attic/musical-instruments/jonathan-noyce/), Noyce states that he has a Music Man Stingray bass.

10:22 MusicMan Stingray Bass played live in Munich 1985.

minute 2:58 the style council live at the roskilde festival denmark 1985 full set Musicman Stingray, tobacco sunburst, 3-band EQ

Pic of him using a black Stingray in the article, mentions it in the interview as well

Louey can clearly be seen using this bass in this photo

Cole plays the Music Man Stingray with a Mint Green color scheme and used it on Haxan's first two albums.