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EBMM StingRay Special Club

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Thanks a lot. This looks much better than the original white pearloid, especially with the matte black hardware.

That being said, after a long look at both the Speed Blue one and the Frost Green one, I think I'll go for the Green one in 4HH. Kind of reminds me of the old teal color (kind of, I know they're not identical, just a similar vibe shade-wise).

The Speed Blue is really cool, but it's less versatile I guess. That Blue is punchy and bright, plus the Black hardware is a bit of a "statement". The Frost Green one could be played in various types of bands without looking out of place. And yes I'm one of those people who think that a bass looks need to match the aesthetics and sound of a band ;)
 
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Need new strings on my Special, and wondering what strings do y'all like on your Specials and why...

Thanks!

- Original Slinky 50-105 Roundwounds for the classic scooped Stingray tone.
- D’addario NYXL regulars (pink box I think) for a bright and punchy tone with much more mids.
- Ernie ball Cobalt Rounds/flats for a much broader tone that is easy to shape on my preamp.
 
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@lowdownthump, check out that Amethyst Sparkle! It might cure your bass for a purple Adam Clayton Jazz.
Nope!! That is a beautiful bass but I’m a jazz bass lover.
But if anyone would rather have one of these instead of their purple Adam Clayton , message me and we can work out a deal. :smug:Seriously!! We can do a deal and you’ll get a brand new StingRay. :thumbsup:
 
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