Tommy Stinson

A classically styled bass designed to the specifications of Guns and Roses Tommy Stinson.

By the look of it you might mistake the LTD Tommy Stinson Bass for another classic bass. But don't be fooled. This is 100% LTD and 100% Tommy. Sure it has a classic body and look but that's where the similarities end. This thing has booming J Bass and P bass active pickups in the bridge and neck positions respectively that when matched with the Gotoh 404BO bridge with string-thru body provide unreal sustain. The thin U neck contour allows you to flow seamlessly up and down the maple neck and rosewood fingerboard. Another cool feature that you'll love is the distressed vintage style finish to complete its classic look.

FEATURES Bolt-On Construction 34" Scale Alder Body Maple Neck Rosewood Fingerboard 42mm Bone Nut Thin U Neck Contour 21 XJ Frets Chrome Hardware Gotoh Tuners Gotoh 404BO Bridge w/ String-Thru-Body EMG J (B) / P (N) Active p.u. Finish: Distressed VW (Vintage White) Master Volume, Balance and Master Tone controls

According to TC Electronics website Tommy Stinson uses the RH750

Tommy played a Precision with Guns N Roses

In this photo, you can see Tommy Stinson playing with this bass.

In the provided image, Tommy Stinson is clearly seen playing an Epiphone Thunderbird Bass.

In an article by Garret K. Woodward for Smoky Mountain News titled "Fall apart together: A conversation with Tommy Stinson," Tommy Stinson is depicted using a Gibson J-180 guitar.

The presence of distinctive features such as the star inlay and large dual-sided pickguard, which are characteristic of the Gibson J-180 series, confirms the identification of the guitar.

The guitar is presumably his personal one as other sources depict him playing the guitar, and showing the Gibson headstock.

In this image, Tommy Stinson can be seen playing a red Fender Telecaster.

Tommy Stinson has been confirmed to use the EMG PJ Set Active Ceramic PJ Bass Pickup Set Black, as evidenced by their presence on his signature bass and his status as an EMG artist. This usage dates back to at least his time with Guns N' Roses, as shown in the provided image.

Tommy Stinson used EMG P pickups during the 1980s with The Replacements, as evidenced by the image sourced from Getty Images.

Tommy Stinson is confirmed to use a Fender '50s 'Slab-Body' Precision Bass, as seen on the back cover of The Replacements' debut album.

Tommy Stinson has been seen using the Dunlop Straplok Dual Design Strap Retainer System on his basses in recent years, at least since the Replacements reunion, as evidenced by a photo available on Equipboard.

Tommy Stinson uses Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.88mm Guitar Picks, as evidenced by a green-colored pick visible on his mic stand during The Replacements reunion tours, as seen in the accompanying photograph.

Tommy Stinson is confirmed to use DR Strings Hi-Beams Medium 4-String Bass Strings, as evidenced by a Black Fender Precision Bass he auctioned for charity, which was equipped with these strings. This information is supported by the auction listing on Charitybuzz.