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The Ray34 and Ray35 pay tribute to the iconic StingRay designed in 1976. The tones produced by the preamp and humbucking pickup have accompanied numerous prestigious musicians throughout their careers.
- Body: mahogany
A bass with character that benefits from Music Mans philosophy and Sterlings expertise.
A no-compromise bass.
Sterling Ball, son of Ernie Ball, was a tester of the first Stingray prototypes. Launched in 1976, the original model now called the Classic was the worlds first bass equipped with a two-band active electronics (bass, treble). Combining warmth and power, this instrument delivers a solid, impressive sound that will satisfy those who never have enough bass. The nut width is 38 mm compared to 43 mm on the Ray34, a detail that adds a touch of extra comfort and shows that Sterling by Music Man makes no compromises when offering a more affordable version than the original model. Available in 4 or 5-string versions.
A no-compromise bass. Sterling Ball, son of Ernie Ball, was a tester of the first Stingray prototypes. Launched in 1976, the original model now called the Classic was the worlds first bass equipped with a two-band active electronics (bass, treble). Combining warmth and power, this instrument delivers a solid, impressive sound that will satisfy those who never have enough bass. The nut width is 38 mm compared to 43 mm on the Ray34, a detail that adds a touch of extra comfort and shows that Sterling by Music Man makes no compromises when offering a more affordable version than the original model. Available in 4 or 5-string versions.
