Namm 100th Stingray nr ??

[Evil_Ernie_Ball]

I'm planning to trade my Status bass for a Stingray NAMM 100th (here we go again... )
where on the bass can you see wich nr of 100 the bass is ? (so not the serial nr ...) bridge maybe? or on the headstock ?
Here in a local store there are 2 of those (one "new" and one 2nd hand)

Greetz A.

[Rod Trussbroken]

I'm unaware of any markings on the Bass, although there could be.

Each Bass came with a booklet.

[Musicman Nut]

I'm planning to trade my Status bass for a Stingray NAMM 100th (here we go again... )
where on the bass can you see wich nr of 100 the bass is ? (so not the serial nr ...) bridge maybe? or on the headstock ?
Here in a local store there are 2 of those (one "new" and one 2nd hand)

Greetz A.

Smart move, Ernie Ball did a incredible job getting the Status necks shaped right for the 100th Namm Ann Bass.
Not sure there is a way other then getting the original Paper work that came with it..
The bridges are old stock 1979 on the 100th Namm Ann i believe.
Dave J

[dlloyd]

The serial numbers are not consecutive.

[Rod Trussbroken]

The thumb screws are smaller in diameter...as found on early EB muted bridges. Pre-EB screws were slightly larger in diameter.

[Steve Dude Barr]

The thumb screws are smaller in diameter...as found on early EB muted bridges. Pre-EB screws were slightly larger in diameter.

geek

[Dees]

I'm planning to trade my Status bass for a Stingray NAMM 100th (here we go again... )
where on the bass can you see wich nr of 100 the bass is ? (so not the serial nr ...) bridge maybe? or on the headstock ?
Here in a local store there are 2 of those (one "new" and one 2nd hand)

Greetz A.

Appearently, I visit the wrong shops here in Belgium
btw: is it your Sterling that is for sale on a few websites?

[Rod Trussbroken]

>>>geek

[SteveB]

geek

You don't know the half of it... Rod Trussbroken is the living Encyclopedia MusicManica! But I wouldn't call it geekiness, as it makes him very popular with the ladies.

[Rod Trussbroken]

Matt Black I tell yus...Matt Black!

Ooooopsy....wrong thread ;^))

[Evil_Ernie_Ball]

Appearently, I visit the wrong shops here in Belgium
btw: is it your Sterling that is for sale on a few websites?

Yeah it was but it's already gone !
(for the Status bass only cuz it's more pricy)
I'm planning to trade it for the MM Namm 100th Stingray or A Sabre bass so I have money for a Status Stingray Replacement neck so I can recreate a Cutlass II bass
Btw Visit Strings & Things in Antwerp there they have 2 Namm 100th Stingrays among others

Greetz A.

[Rod Trussbroken]

>>>But I wouldn't call it geekiness, as it makes him very popular with the ladies.

I'm a chick magnet

[todd4ta]

I had 100th Anniv. and the only way to tell was the basses 'number' on the paperwork. I would think that if you checked with EB customer service, they could tell the series number given the serial number of the bass, but there is no way to tell just by looking at the bass.

[Musicman Nut]

I had 100th Anniv. and the only way to tell was the basses 'number' on the paperwork. I would think that if you checked with EB customer service, they could tell the series number given the serial number of the bass, but there is no way to tell just by looking at the bass.

Well the number 1 way too tell is very simple, The 100th Anniv Has a GOLD 100th ANNIV Coin molded in the headstock. That's by far the easiest way.
Dave J

[JB1]

Anyone got any pix?

Nut, you MUST have on in that swollen collection of yours!