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Ernie Ball Classic Reissues With Slight Issue
- Thread starter bovinehost
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Well, if I recall, Sterling Ball said it'd be a cold day in hell before he'd do a "reissue". So while they announced the Classics in the fall and got some good buzz going, they go and to THIS- it's perfect marketing. All the classic visual elements that appeal to a lot of players (me too!) AND a 5-string to boot. Now if there were just an EB dealer around here... and if I wasn't unemployed 
- Dec 5, 2002
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- Endorsing Artist: Ernie Ball Music Man/Sterling By Music Man
Sweet!
That actually make makes me want a 5 string, I like it much better than the regular SR5 or Bongo5.
Good thing it's not transparent white or I'd be in real trouble.
- Dec 5, 2002
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- 2,254
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist: Ernie Ball Music Man/Sterling By Music Man
I suspect you're going to be in real trouble very soon, if you know what I'm getting at.
That was funny Jack!
Hahahahaha
Thanks.
The great thing is that I was watching that movie last week.
Spooooky! Hahahaha
Pardon me for sounding stupid, but I haven't kept up with Stingrays since I owned one in '79.
What's the difference?
What's the difference?
I am without a doubt very intrested in this bass. I've always felt lile the Ray 5 was an entirely different instrument from the Ray 4, now I feel like this is a true 5 string version of a traditional Stingray and I really want one bad! I'd have to go with the sunburst though.....
Finally a SR5 that looks good. God I hate the weird normal pickguard.
But this is hella awesome. More than I ever dreamed of.
But this is hella awesome. More than I ever dreamed of.
