I recently purchased an incomplete refinishing project, Stingray Classic. Upon further stripping of the finish, I discovered a unique body lamination line....I'm guessing this thing's not coming apart!
I recently purchased an incomplete refinishing project, Stingray Classic. Upon further stripping of the finish, I discovered a unique body lamination line....I'm guessing this thing's not coming apart!
On the verge of a nervous breakthrough.
USA SR5, Gallien Krueger.
Yep! That's how they do them! The SR5HS in my avatar has the same type of joint.
2007 Stingray 5 HS Cherry Burst / Maple FB / Ceramic Pickups
2012 Stingray 5 H Pearl Blue / Rosewood FB / AlNiCo Pickup
2012 Steve Morse Morse Blueburst / Rosewood FB
2012 Luke III SSH Vintage Sunburst / Rosewood Neck
2021 Stingray RS Pacific Blue Sparkle / Maple FB
That's the way it should be done everywhere!
That is what BP said:
its a lock joint that gives you 50% more glueing surface and better structural integrity. This is one of the changes that Dan Norton added
Single Piece bodies
1979 StingRay natural maple
Not seen that in the wild before but heard about it
StingRay 4HH. SapphireBlack.2006
StingRay 4H. Buttercreme. 2005
StingRay 4H. ”SunBlue”. 2005
Bongo 4H. Sapphire Black. 2005
Bongo 5HH. Firemist Purple. 2019
GENZ-BENZ & ORANGE amps...
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