FT : '98 StingRay5 in Honeyburst

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jfantuzzo
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FT : '98 StingRay5 in Honeyburst

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StingRay5

'98 in honeyburst
Alnico pickup
Maple neck (I don't believe there is a fingerboard but some of you more familiar with this stuff could prove me incorrect)
Marvel strap locks
All original (except strap locks)


Looking for a 5 string jazz of similar value.

Would settle for a 5 string p or pj of similar value.
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Re: FT : '98 StingRay5 in Honeyburst

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Very nice. Yes it has a fingerboard. Maple.
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Re: FT : '98 StingRay5 in Honeyburst

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Sweet bass... unfortunately, it's going to be tough finding a 5-string P or PJ with similar used value as an SR5.

For some reason, the lefty market is almost completely devoid of 5-strings in that price range.

G&L and Carvin... maybe a MIJ Fender... I can't even think of anything else.

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Re: FT : '98 StingRay5 in Honeyburst

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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ov5v7uOf_j ... e=youtu.be


This new Carvin Jazz Bazz is sweet!
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Re: FT : '98 StingRay5 in Honeyburst

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So is that awesome metallic green finish!
So this replaces the SB range now?
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Jeroen wrote:So is that awesome metallic green finish!
So this replaces the SB range now?
Yes Jeroen, it replaces the SB. I opened a thread about this topic in "Basses"
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Re: FT : '98 StingRay5 in Honeyburst

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Why is it that 99% of bass reviews are slapping only? Play finger style or with a pick like 90% of all songs require so we can hear what the bass really sounds like.

I feel like it's the equivalent of guitar players metal shredding.

Note: 42.6% of all statistics are made up on the spot.
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jfantuzzo wrote:Why is it that 99% of bass reviews are slapping only? Play finger style or with a pick like 90% of all songs require so we can hear what the bass really sounds like.

I feel like it's the equivalent of guitar players metal shredding.

Note: 42.6% of all statistics are made up on the spot.

I couldn't agree more.
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jfantuzzo wrote:Why is it that 99% of bass reviews are slapping only? Play finger style or with a pick like 90% of all songs require so we can hear what the bass really sounds like.

I feel like it's the equivalent of guitar players metal shredding.

Note: 42.6% of all statistics are made up on the spot.
I agree, although I appreciate someone who can slap like this guy. Now, another scientifically proven stat: A bassist has 87.4% more chances to get fired from his band when he/she slaps his bass without being asked to do so..
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To adopt an old golf adage...

You slap for show and pick for dough.
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Frenchy-Lefty wrote:
Jeroen wrote:So is that awesome metallic green finish!
So this replaces the SB range now?
Yes Jeroen, it replaces the SB. I opened a thread about this topic in "Basses"
And then there is the new Vanquish series, which looks sweet also! And check out the killer Purple-fade bass at 7:38! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_StGDurqNM
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Re: FT : '98 StingRay5 in Honeyburst

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Sent this bad boy off to sunny CA yesterday!
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