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Juices are strictly prohibited on talkbass. LolAn active Stingray Special with 30" scale and 5 strings tuned E-C... now that would really get my juices flowing...
Oh, and in charging green.
Please Mr. Ball.
It’s like a cross between a Stingray and a Corgi.That’s a seriously cute bass, makes me want to have children so I can justify buying one to pass on when they come of (bass) age![]()
Doubt we’ll be seeing any at Buckingham Palace, Lizzy only likes pure breeds, like her Ivory White StingRay Special, or many pups....It’s like a cross between a Stingray and a Corgi.

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Doubt we’ll be seeing any at Buckingham Palace, Lizzy only likes pure breeds, like her Ivory White StingRay Special, or many pups....![]()
But it’s got a lot of bite.That’s one short, active pup
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Doubt we’ll be seeing any at Buckingham Palace, Lizzy only likes pure breeds, like her Ivory White StingRay Special, or many pups....![]()
This short scale Passive Stingray is getting a lot of attention on the internet. I can't wait till they come out. I was going to purchase a Special HH in dropped Copper but that ain't happening now as I am going for the Burgundy short scale and I will save myself some cash too. This has been a long time coming and credit to EB for listening to their customers, and it will hang on my wall at the side of my Classic and I will then have the option of being able to play an active or a passive Stingray. The Special was a nice upgrade idea but the short scale passive is a game changer..........Happy Days!
I guess you're missing my point. Mmmh. How to make it more obvious?I think that a Club for the short scale Passive Bass is inevitable. And I am not or have ever said that it is better than the Special, I am just saying that it is a completely different type of Stingray, it's a game changer!.
Decisions decisions........Which one should I play.......My active Stingray Classic or my passive short scale Stingray. That is why the passive stingray is an exiting prospect. But the Special is a great Bass, but it is now history!
I guess you're missing my point. Mmmh. How to make it more obvious?
Apparently such a club will only have a maximum of 100 members (presuming all buyers are on Talkbass). I thought you bought a Fender of some sort instead of the Stingray Special though?I think that a Club for the short scale Passive Bass is inevitable.
RIIIIGHT! I think that's a great idea!! You know what, Rich? He probably should do that.It’s like, maybe there’s another thread already on Talkbass where they be talking about the short scale stingray and wouldn’t it be better to discuss it there than here? You know, so that it’s easier to find the discussion later.
Anyway you could always sell your Specials and buy a new passive short scale and become part of the club once it starts........![]()