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EBMM StingRay Special Club

My 4H Special with roasted maple neck needed 3 adjustments during this year, but none was significant. The bass was always perfectly playable, so I must say that the bass tends to kept setups well.
Everytime I buy a new instrument and/or need to do a setup on one of them, I usually measure string action on all of my instruments do a quick setup, that's why I can see minor changes in neck relief and action.
 
I have decided to keep it, will bring it to the shop and put my trust in EBMM high quality, so far it's confirming that my prefered set up is bridge pick up alone so no regret taking the 5 with a single H
I find the EQ needs adjusting for each pickup position, and the great thing about this new EQ is that it still sounds great when at the extreme ends of its width. ....but you may already know that :smug:
 
Well, I'm back in the club with a charcoal sparkle 5HH. One thing I didn't realize earlier was that the battery box is picky about the batteries it likes. If the posts are not tall enough, they don't connect at all. So, if you think you have backup batteries in your case/gig bag. Make sure your backup batteries work. Duracell seems to be the choice.
 
Well, I'm back in the club with a charcoal sparkle 5HH. One thing I didn't realize earlier was that the battery box is picky about the batteries it likes. If the posts are not tall enough, they don't connect at all. So, if you think you have backup batteries in your case/gig bag. Make sure your backup batteries work. Duracell seems to be the choice.
Great tip. Thanks!
 
Well, I'm back in the club with a charcoal sparkle 5HH. One thing I didn't realize earlier was that the battery box is picky about the batteries it likes. If the posts are not tall enough, they don't connect at all. So, if you think you have backup batteries in your case/gig bag. Make sure your backup batteries work. Duracell seems to be the choice.

That’s the case on my 2011 Ray 5 too... found that out the hard way when I first gigged it, sadly!
 
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Just got this today from here, at 8.3 lightest bass I've ever owned. They absolutely nailed it with this version.
Love it.
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