Well, after, what..... two weeks now? My ASAT has usurped main player position from my beloved Ray. After all, that was the point of picking it up: To have a gigging bass that I didn't have to worry about destroying, while maintaining some similarity to the Stingray.
However the Pros for the stingray still are:
-Flatter neck/better action, but to be fair it has the flattest, truest neck out of any of my basses (lo riders on ray, hi beams on ASAT)
-Less knob twiddling. Either boost or cut my mid/bass a little or turn up volume.
-Balance: I don't get neck dive with the ASAT, persay, but the body shape has taken a little bit to get used to.
-Familiarity. It's my baby, my main squeeze. The one that's been there for me the last 7 or so years.
I do like the P(seudo)-bass tone I can get out of the ASAT however. I find myself favoring neck or both, whereas the bridge position on the ASAT doesn't cut it the same way the Ray does.
Necks can go either way for me, I typically prefer the Ray and P-bass for the wide, flat necks, but this #8 profile is just as comfy after a little bit of adjustment.