SOLD Music Man 30th Anniversary Stingray 5 H | Highly Figured Flame Maple | 2ND PRICE DROP!

Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray 5 H
30th Anniversary Edition
Highly figured flame maple neck
Translucent Buttercream

I recently acquired this beautiful bass when looking to add a 5-string to my rack full of 4-strings. It is truly spectacular. Unfortunately, I have to let it go. I've just placed an order for a custom upright bass build from Upton Bass in Mystic, CT and I'm definitely gonna need the cash (yikes!).

To move things along, I have dropped the price to $2350.00 although I am open to reasonable offers.

This is the prettiest EBMM SR5 I've ever seen. The neck is the most highly figured flame maple I've ever seen. The tone growls. It feels good on a strap (no neck dive). This one is a player, for sure.

Mint condition. Looks almost brand new! The previous owner kept it in-home and took very nice care of it.

Newly strung and setup with comfortably low action.

Continental US Shipping only
No trades please

Thanks for looking.
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Heres the specs:

• Music Man 30th Anniversary StingRay 5 H (2017)
• Transparent Buttercream Finish
• High Gloss Polyester Finish
• Ash Body
• Highly Figured Roasted Flame Maple Neck - Gunstock Oil and Hand-Rubbed Special Wax Blend Finish
• Highly Figured Roasted Flame Maple Fretboard w/ White Binding
• 11" Radius
• Single Music Man Humbucker Pickup
• 3 Band Active Preamp
• 3-Way Pickup Selector: Series / Single-Coil / Parallel
• Volume, High, Mid, Low Controls
• Scale Length 34"
• 1 3/4" Nut Width
• 22 Stainless Steel Frets - High Profile, Wide
• Red Tortoise Shell Pickguard
• Schaller BM Tuners with Tapered Posts
• 6 Bolt Neck Plate
• Graphite acrylic resin coated body cavity and chrome plated brass control cover
• Music Man 30th Anniversary Hard Shell Case
• Serial #: C02722
• Instrument Weight: 10.4 lbs.

 

I agree. It will be my 2nd one and I can attest, they're amazing.

 

Yeah, it is fast. Such a beautiful bass. But my deposit is in on that Upton. So it’s got to go. (I literally just told my wife last week how happy I was with all my basses... famous last words. SMH!)