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(Writing this again since it was like near the last post before the thread got kaboshed and ended.)
Ok, I just almost fell off my desk chair!
Have you guys seen this new limited edition Classic Stingray?
they are making a 200 limited run of these.
They are a pre order scenario, for delivery in mid November-ish?
The store where I bought my new Big Al are taking orders.
I temped to sell the house and order one....hahaha!!
Only a mere $1,939.00 sheckles for one.....OUCH!!!
( Ya think the wifey would mind the house gone? )
Here is some of the dealer info on the bass.
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" They are essentially a Classic 4 in white with gold flake that we call "Gilded White" ( similar to Black Sugar but with white instead of black). The entire neck is Gilded White. They all feature gold hardware and best of all... they're both active and passive! The last knob (closest to the bridge) is a push/pull pot. When it's in the down position the bass is active and the knob doesn't do anything. When you pull the knob up the bass goes passive and that knob acts as a tone knob.
All of the other Classic features are there ; slab ash body, 2 band EQ, string through bridge with mute kit, truss rod wheel, classic skinny frets, classic skinny nut, classic Music Man decal logo and a 7.5" radius on the neck. "
Ok, I just almost fell off my desk chair!
Have you guys seen this new limited edition Classic Stingray?
they are making a 200 limited run of these.
They are a pre order scenario, for delivery in mid November-ish?
The store where I bought my new Big Al are taking orders.
I temped to sell the house and order one....hahaha!!
Only a mere $1,939.00 sheckles for one.....OUCH!!!
( Ya think the wifey would mind the house gone? )
Here is some of the dealer info on the bass.
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" They are essentially a Classic 4 in white with gold flake that we call "Gilded White" ( similar to Black Sugar but with white instead of black). The entire neck is Gilded White. They all feature gold hardware and best of all... they're both active and passive! The last knob (closest to the bridge) is a push/pull pot. When it's in the down position the bass is active and the knob doesn't do anything. When you pull the knob up the bass goes passive and that knob acts as a tone knob.
All of the other Classic features are there ; slab ash body, 2 band EQ, string through bridge with mute kit, truss rod wheel, classic skinny frets, classic skinny nut, classic Music Man decal logo and a 7.5" radius on the neck. "
^^^^^^^
AMAZING. i don't really care for the white with the pearloid, but it's still a sick ray. what i can't get over is the active/passive though. if only i had money..
AMAZING. i don't really care for the white with the pearloid, but it's still a sick ray. what i can't get over is the active/passive though. if only i had money..
Wow, this SR Classic LTD passive/active could be a bestseller if will run in serial production as non LTD model in the future! 
That gold on white thing, though very larry graham, doesn't do a thing for me - i'll be sticking to my 'burst 4 string classic. Not that my opinion should bother anyone! 
But the active/passive thing - cooool...
But the active/passive thing - cooool...
oh !@#$%!, that's a pretty hot classic!! I just about peed myself. lol If the 5-string version had a maple fretboard (to match my current 5HH of course!)........ to quote Van Wilder, I'd be all over it like a fat kid on a cupcake! Whew!
And holy crap: only 50 4-strings/25 5-strings in the U.S.?!
That active/passive thing is a nice feature for sure. It's surprising that more builders don't do that. My Stambaugh has that and Carvin's been doing that for a while too.
#307 for The Mouse, welcome!
5sg.
And holy crap: only 50 4-strings/25 5-strings in the U.S.?!
That active/passive thing is a nice feature for sure. It's surprising that more builders don't do that. My Stambaugh has that and Carvin's been doing that for a while too.
#307 for The Mouse, welcome!
5sg.
hahahah well glad ya held it in man....or it would have been a depends moment for ya.
This is one of those basses ya buy to take out and play once in awhile and admire...Not gig with it and beat it into toothpicks...
I would love one ...but cannot see me laying down for one.
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Since we started a new thread again, I will post mine in here as well. 2010 Stingray Classic 4H Custom Made Breast Cancer Awareness Bass. My family will forever be in debt to Sterling Ball for his kindness to us in building this bass. With this month being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and my wife now being on the Relay for Life Committee, this month, we have been making plans for the next years relay. If things go the way we are planning, this bass will be used in some pretty big events in the next year. Not only at our local relay but other events as well.
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I'm in !
Was about to pull the trigger on a classic 4, when I found this :
1990 ray (second part of 1990 : 6 bolts), perfect neck, lots of dings on the body, but I don't care...
All in all, a classic except it's a top loader and not a string through, with 20 years old wood, and for half the price too...
Was about to pull the trigger on a classic 4, when I found this :
1990 ray (second part of 1990 : 6 bolts), perfect neck, lots of dings on the body, but I don't care...
All in all, a classic except it's a top loader and not a string through, with 20 years old wood, and for half the price too...
I'm in !
Was about to pull the trigger on a classic 4, when I found this :
1990 ray (second part of 1990 : 6 bolts), perfect neck, lots of dings on the body, but I don't care...
All in all, a classic except it's a top loader and not a string through, with 20 years old wood, and for half the price too...
That is a sweet looking bass, Thomas! Welcome to the club.
I agree, I couldn't see myself gigging that Classic either. Same reason I didn't buy a Heritage B15. I'd be afraid to gig with it. I do gig my Stingray occasionally... but never in a bar.
Jay, thanks for posting that bass again. It's truly a worthy cause and a one-in-a-million bass! Very classy and much respect.
Thomas, #308 for you! The dings make it sound better, right?
5sg.
Since we started a new thread again, I will post mine in here as well. 2010 Stingray Classic 4H Custom Made Breast Cancer Awareness Bass. My family will forever be in debt to Sterling Ball for his kindness to us in building this bass. With this month being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and my wife now being on the Relay for Life Committee, this month, we have been making plans for the next years relay. If things go the way we are planning, this bass will be used in some pretty big events in the next year. Not only at our local relay but other events as well.
Wonderful bass!
I haven't been a member for very long, but this is something I can contribute to...my 2007 EBMM SR5 (I was lucky enough to get this in a trade with Thornton Davis from this forum....)
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