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His know for tossing and destroying a few basses apparently says his bass techWhat’s the story behind the stingray with the broken body?
I didn’t know about Equipboard.com - Thanks, it looks like a good resource.
Because I'm a huge guitar collector I own 32 guitars currently and I've always been a huge fan of artists gear for 20+ years and I am trying to build a page where I could post pictures of all of the guitars dedicated to all of the artist gear over the yearsActually I was reminded last night that our fandom of the bass borders on the unhealthy....played a gig last night, alternated between the P and J. Was chatting to the other band’s bassist about basses and tone after the show, audience member walked past and scoffed that while she could feel it, nobody actually listens to the bass...
Which one
Yes but it doesn't list the history and details of every bass he hasHello and welcome!
You can find a fairly cohesive list of Dave Farrell's equipment, past and present, at a website called equipboard: Bassists [BG]
Also, since you want to talk about a specific bass player, you may want to check out the "Bassists" forum here: Bassists [BG]
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Sterling stingray it doesn't really matter
Thats not a Sterling Stingray. Thats a Music Man Sterling which is not the same as a Music Man Stingray. Different body, pickguard, electronics, neck width, etc.
View attachment 5020959sterling bass for sure
My fault I meant sterling not stingray lolYes, that is what I said. You said it was a Sterling Stingray which is not correct.
I've been trying to find this exact paint job but I think it's a custom color. This is actually the bass that inspired me to play Musicman basses. Really love the way it looks.Sterling stingray it doesn't really matter