slypig
Member
Just when you thought no one cared....
As an "over 50" member of the forum, my love for Stingrays occured in the late 70's. As such my Inca Silver is well worn, but loved. I recently restored an older white rosewood 'Ray for my "vintage" gigs, to give the old silver a rest, but alas, I needed a string tree. My endless thanks to Scott Ball, who took the time to send me one FOR FREE, even though he was packin' his bags for Winter Namm.
What can I say...thanks for nearly 30 years (can you believe it) of superb service to bass players everywhere. And yes, I fell in love with a white sparkle Sterling, and a bongo, and a Sterling SUB and an SR5. I even keep a few OLP's around for my students!!! Timeless....
As an "over 50" member of the forum, my love for Stingrays occured in the late 70's. As such my Inca Silver is well worn, but loved. I recently restored an older white rosewood 'Ray for my "vintage" gigs, to give the old silver a rest, but alas, I needed a string tree. My endless thanks to Scott Ball, who took the time to send me one FOR FREE, even though he was packin' his bags for Winter Namm.
What can I say...thanks for nearly 30 years (can you believe it) of superb service to bass players everywhere. And yes, I fell in love with a white sparkle Sterling, and a bongo, and a Sterling SUB and an SR5. I even keep a few OLP's around for my students!!! Timeless....
