Lonethunder
New member
Hi all! First time posting. I've had a 2006 Stingray 4HH since 2007, and I've loved it. Yesterday I had a sudden urge to learn more about it, and I can find a little info but not too much. Here's some details about the bass:
I am the second owner (bought it from a Long & McQuade guitar store in 2007 for $1,650 CAD).
Finish - black cherry burst w/matching headstock
Fretboard/neck - both maple
Pickguard - clear
Hardware - Chrome
It also came with a black tolex/red velvet G&G case.
I've tried to find exact versions of this bass online but I can't, and the fact that it came with a G&G case leads me to believe that it may or may not be interesting. So I'm wondering things like what the story is on the 2006-ish era of stingray basses in general, why can't I find any with clear pickguards or black cherry burst with maple fretboard and matching headstock online, why does it come with a G&G case, and how much did they retail for at the time? What does the "114-10-11-15-BB-CR" build code mean?
Really any info would be appreciated! I don't think I have anything super rare or unique, but I'm just curious how my bass fits into the history of the stingray bass!
I am the second owner (bought it from a Long & McQuade guitar store in 2007 for $1,650 CAD).
Finish - black cherry burst w/matching headstock
Fretboard/neck - both maple
Pickguard - clear
Hardware - Chrome
It also came with a black tolex/red velvet G&G case.
I've tried to find exact versions of this bass online but I can't, and the fact that it came with a G&G case leads me to believe that it may or may not be interesting. So I'm wondering things like what the story is on the 2006-ish era of stingray basses in general, why can't I find any with clear pickguards or black cherry burst with maple fretboard and matching headstock online, why does it come with a G&G case, and how much did they retail for at the time? What does the "114-10-11-15-BB-CR" build code mean?
Really any info would be appreciated! I don't think I have anything super rare or unique, but I'm just curious how my bass fits into the history of the stingray bass!