five7 Well-known member Joined Nov 24, 2008 Messages 4,297 Sep 30, 2014 #1 I had a friend ask me why the G string tuning peg is in a different location between the 2 basses. I never had realized that before. So I am asking you customer service guys.
I had a friend ask me why the G string tuning peg is in a different location between the 2 basses. I never had realized that before. So I am asking you customer service guys.
tbonesullivan Well-known member Joined Aug 24, 2012 Messages 2,533 Location New Jersey Sep 30, 2014 #2 I believe the sterling basses have a smaller headstock, so there wasn't enough room to keep it in he same location that it is on the Stingray.
I believe the sterling basses have a smaller headstock, so there wasn't enough room to keep it in he same location that it is on the Stingray.
sanderhermans Well-known member Joined Nov 5, 2013 Messages 1,091 Location belgium Sep 30, 2014 #3 Different neck and headstock so different alignment of the tuners so the strings come straight off the nut.
Different neck and headstock so different alignment of the tuners so the strings come straight off the nut.
jlepre Well-known member Joined Dec 30, 2007 Messages 3,020 Location Parsippany, NJ, United States Oct 1, 2014 #4 From what I remember when I owned both, the necks were the same. Pretty sure the headstocks are different therefore that could be the reason.
From what I remember when I owned both, the necks were the same. Pretty sure the headstocks are different therefore that could be the reason.
five7 Well-known member Joined Nov 24, 2008 Messages 4,297 Oct 1, 2014 #5 I have heard on here that the necks are the same, thought the pegheads would be too. Maybe someone from the company could chime in.
I have heard on here that the necks are the same, thought the pegheads would be too. Maybe someone from the company could chime in.