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All Stingray 5's do that.Is it just me or are the B and G strings really close to the fretboard edges?. Probably not a problem with the B, but I'd be wary of pulling the G right off the board.
All Stingray 5's do that.
Here is a link to my YouTube account that I uploaded the video to. Please pardon my sucky playing and bad audio quality. I'm in the middle of getting some more recording equipment for recording videos. I just started playing 5 string as well. For 30 plus years, I have played 4 string basses and most had thinner necks so there is a lot of adapting and I have had very little play time since November due to several hospitalizations and surgery. I normally don't sound as bad as I did in the video.
After I saw the promo pics of this bass I've been contemplating ordering the parts from Warmoth to do a J Bass in the same color combo. That roasted maple is gorgeous and that Birchwood Caseys Tru-oil finish (gunstock oil) just makes the grain pop....FWIW I don't know if EB is still using Birchwood Caseys but that what a rep told me in the late 90's. Even on regular maple it will really give the grain some dimension if you build up some coats.That's got to be the most beautiful neck I've ever seen. What the hell.