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NBD - Colour-shifting!

Just got this bass last night so I didn't have much time to put it down to take some pics. This is a new Stingray Special, I believe it is 1 of 5 made in this colour-shifting finish which looks like a blueish purple to maroon, to a bright orange depending on the viewing angle and lighting. Very cool.

Plays and sounds great and compliments my other SR Specials quite nicely as this one has a rosewood fb compared to my others which have ebony and roasted maple for their fretboards.

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Sorry about all of the pics, just trying to show the colour-shift is a bit hard.

Pretty cool, and a really nice bass btw.

'I don't know what color the car was officer. It was red when the car came down the street, turned brown when it hit me, and was green when it left the scene."

Amazing technology.
 
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Reminds me of this, fella'.
 
I remember when a few car companies were using that paint... I believe they called it ChromaLusion. It screamed 1990s and looked like it the car was covered in oil. It never caught on and disappeared.
Ford did that with the 1996 Mustang Cobra, the color was called "Mystic." Just a bumper scrape would set you back $500 for just a pint of that shade, itself.
 
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Just got this bass last night so I didn't have much time to put it down to take some pics. This is a new Stingray Special, I believe it is 1 of 5 made in this colour-shifting finish which looks like a blueish purple to maroon, to a bright orange depending on the viewing angle and lighting. Very cool.

Plays and sounds great and compliments my other SR Specials quite nicely as this one has a rosewood fb compared to my others which have ebony and roasted maple for their fretboards.

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Sorry about all of the pics, just trying to show the colour-shift is a bit hard.
Love those "color-shifting" basses - congrats!
 
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Just got this bass last night so I didn't have much time to put it down to take some pics. This is a new Stingray Special, I believe it is 1 of 5 made in this colour-shifting finish which looks like a blueish purple to maroon, to a bright orange depending on the viewing angle and lighting. Very cool.

Plays and sounds great and compliments my other SR Specials quite nicely as this one has a rosewood fb compared to my others which have ebony and roasted maple for their fretboards.

View attachment 4036604 View attachment 4036610 View attachment 4036613 View attachment 4036618 View attachment 4036622 View attachment 4036624 View attachment 4036630 View attachment 4036632 View attachment 4036636 View attachment 4036638

Sorry about all of the pics, just trying to show the colour-shift is a bit hard.

Awesome, thanks for those pics! I have a hot rod bass with prismatic / color change paint. It's a really cool effect! The colors seem similar to yours, maybe not as dark, and not as sparkly. The builder, Benavente, offered a few other color shift options... I think one was yellow to red. But I'm happy with my choice. It starts off as pure blue from a perpendicular viewing angle, then transitions to purple, magenta, and even orange at extreme angles. Here it is with vintage sibling:

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Just got this bass last night so I didn't have much time to put it down to take some pics. This is a new Stingray Special, I believe it is 1 of 5 made in this colour-shifting finish which looks like a blueish purple to maroon, to a bright orange depending on the viewing angle and lighting. Very cool.

Plays and sounds great and compliments my other SR Specials quite nicely as this one has a rosewood fb compared to my others which have ebony and roasted maple for their fretboards.

View attachment 4036604 View attachment 4036610 View attachment 4036613 View attachment 4036618 View attachment 4036622 View attachment 4036624 View attachment 4036630 View attachment 4036632 View attachment 4036636 View attachment 4036638

Sorry about all of the pics, just trying to show the colour-shift is a bit hard.
THAT is CRAZY COOL and I LOVE it !!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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