Stingray Honey Moon

[Mediocrity Man]

So after getting my Stingray 4 about a month ago I haven't played my P basses or Yamaha much. I guess it's still the excitement of something new but I gotta say I'm really enjoying this bass. That signature tone although maybe not perfect for everything seems to cover classic, modern rock and pop music pretty well. I'm already thinking about a SLO special HH model or something. Two Stingrays? Why not!

 

[mdogs]

Not sure why you would stop at two, but whatever

Seriously though, I love my Fenders, but the MMs just play so much better!!

 

[Basshappi]

Congrats!
A few years ago I was finally able to play a Stingray, if I had had the money I would have bought it on the spot. It was simply the best production line bass I have ever played. It will be next year before I am able to buy another bass but the Stingray is at the top of the list.

 

[Davey28]

I picked up a StingRay a couple of weeks ago and promptly put my Precision in the case, where it remains today. I thought I was a Precision guy but I was wrong!

 

[baTassi]

Rays are something else, great basses and musicman is always reliable.
I have an HH and I can tell you, the 5 positions blade gives you a lot of options and it is super versatile but I find myself always using position 1 (the classic StingRay mode, bridge humbucker).
I never felt in love with my Ray, and that always makes me feel bad because it's such a great instrument... I guess it's just that I'm a fender guy... But man, there is something special with stingrays

 

[Epitaph04]

Stingrays are definitely special. I've owned a few and unfortunately always end up letting go of them, but they have a unique voice and feel all their own.