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Hi Nico,To buy a Stingray and put a Sterling neck instead of ? ( is the same dimension at the body insn'it) ?
Plus, with regard to the pickup...Hi Nico,
The StingRay (pre-Special) had 21 frets 6-bolt neck plate ---> the Sterling always has 22 frets and 5-bolt neck plate.
I would not do that!
There's also one in a much more palatable black.I see that the Vault has one of these (actually 2) available: Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay Special SLO Special HH - Orange Crush. I would have came close to ordering one when they were first announced, but I had a feeling that the pandemic apocalypse was about to strike. Now that it may look like there's light on the horizon (and they're down to 2 from 5), I've been thinking more of it. I have a Stingray Special 5 and I am partial to a jazz neck, so is this essentially as close as to a Stingray Special Jazz as it comes?
Please show me where. I'm still kicking myself for not having ordered one just before they discontinued them.You can find them used and in good condition online pretty easily. I love my SLO Special. Very comfortable neck.
A friend of mine has done that. He put a John East preamp (based on pre-EB stingray) and a Nordstrand AlNiCo MM pickup into his Sterling.Hi,
Thank's for the answer.
I mean to change and put a electronic kit of a Stingray inside a Sterling, and not vice versa ( or not the opposite).
But your wright, i would find a Slo special.
That's a shame that the slo was not anymore on the market !
This would be the best news in EBMM history next to the redesigned Specials!!I contacted EBMM, and the person I spoke with said they would not make Slo Special basses on demand and had no short-term plans to re-issue the model. However, they may be exploring a Web-based bass configurator in the future.