funky_me
Well-known member
Hi guys!
A few months ago I did something that many people would consider a little crazy... I ordered an Ernie Ball / Musicman Stingray 5 in natural color, maple neck w/ matching headstock and black pickguard (I just love this configuration) from my local dealer to Ernie Ball. I say this because is always a shot in the dark to order an instrument before buying it, and I do recognize this...
However, I also recognize my absolute confidence in Ernie Ball in the quality department. I believe sincerely that the bass will arrive here (in Portugal) in perfect condition, still smelling new...
I guess that in about a month or so I can expect a Stingray 5 in my house
, and I barely can wait. I found myself dreaming with it a few times till now...
I play in a rock band, with some influences from Dave Matthews Band, Pink Floyd and Radiohead, but working on a style different than . My bass influences on the other hand are deep and old school funk, jazz fusion, and I'm currently studying Jaco Pastorius and Victor Wooten. Slap n' Pop, tapping and harmonics are my favourite techniques.
I read almost everywhere that the SR 5 is one of the favourites amongst heavy metal bass players, due to its fat, deep and agressive sound. Honestly, I am not the greatest fan of metal. My influences are the ones that I wrote above, but I believe that this bass will furfill my needs in every aspect.
This was my first post. By the way, greetings to all EB/MM fans
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A few months ago I did something that many people would consider a little crazy... I ordered an Ernie Ball / Musicman Stingray 5 in natural color, maple neck w/ matching headstock and black pickguard (I just love this configuration) from my local dealer to Ernie Ball. I say this because is always a shot in the dark to order an instrument before buying it, and I do recognize this...
However, I also recognize my absolute confidence in Ernie Ball in the quality department. I believe sincerely that the bass will arrive here (in Portugal) in perfect condition, still smelling new...
I guess that in about a month or so I can expect a Stingray 5 in my house
I play in a rock band, with some influences from Dave Matthews Band, Pink Floyd and Radiohead, but working on a style different than . My bass influences on the other hand are deep and old school funk, jazz fusion, and I'm currently studying Jaco Pastorius and Victor Wooten. Slap n' Pop, tapping and harmonics are my favourite techniques.
I read almost everywhere that the SR 5 is one of the favourites amongst heavy metal bass players, due to its fat, deep and agressive sound. Honestly, I am not the greatest fan of metal. My influences are the ones that I wrote above, but I believe that this bass will furfill my needs in every aspect.
This was my first post. By the way, greetings to all EB/MM fans