Music Man Serial Number Database

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I'm selling my Stingray and would love to know the DOB, and any other pertinent information (model number? is that a thing?) that I can use when potential buyers ask me questions :)

Serial: E19160

October 24th, 2000, ceramic pickup, trans teal finish

just wondering the DOB of this stingray classic E38293

This is actually not a Classic, but a 2 EQ standard completed on November 11th, 2003

I would like to know the DOB of my Stingray 5, SN E49300

October 14th, 2005
 
Hi Please can you date 2 instruments

EB Musicman Sting Ray E76380 ...is this an HH or HS
Bongo Musicman - Ernie Ball F40811

thanks
 
Hi Please can you date 2 instruments

EB Musicman Sting Ray E76380 ...is this an HH or HS
Bongo Musicman - Ernie Ball F40811

thanks

EB Musicman Sting Ray E76380 ...is this an HH or HS ... This is an HH completed October 7th, 2010
Bongo Musicman - Ernie Ball F40811 February 8th, 2012
 
EB Musicman Sting Ray E76380 ...is this an HH or HS ... This is an HH completed October 7th, 2010
Bongo Musicman - Ernie Ball F40811 February 8th, 2012

Many Thanks AJ for your very quick reply.
 
MusicMan SUB (USA) X03611

After 17 years of playing, I finally own a Stingray (albeit not a "real" one..). Only thing I know is that it's the "2-band" passive tone circuit, which leads me to this question.. The pickup has a 2-wire lead coming off it. I'm assuming by the way it's wired, it's [internally] wired in series.

I want to convert this bass to an active instrument to give it more bite and tonal options. It has that definitive Stingray sound, but it feels like it's lacking something. I also wanted to have coil split/series/parallel switch installed. All of the pickups/preamps I've looked at have 4 leads coming off the pickup, compared to this one having two (hot/earth).

Lastly, is it common for one of these basses to have the dreaded "single-coil hum," even when grounded properly?
 
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Hello everyone,
I am new member, and how can i learn information abouth my guitar birtday and more..?
Can you tell me what information you have on this?
My Serial Number : G56490
Edit: Sorry my guitar Electric Guitar.. Really im here new.
 
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Hi all, new guy here and first stingray ever. And that is a while....

Serial # E73483

I believe it's a 2010 but what can you tell me about this one?

Thank you
 
Hi, a potential buyer for my Musicman Stingray V would like as much details as possible on the model so that he can look at the specs. Could you help me out? Serial #E41881. Cheers!
 
the serial for my StingRay is 46167, bought way back in '95, what better way to spend an entire student loan?!

would love to know when it was born.

cheers!
 
pessoal quero saber se este serial e mesmo de um music man SR18510 E O STERLING RAY 34

We do not have information regarding Sterling By Music Man instruments.

MusicMan SUB (USA) X03611

After 17 years of playing, I finally own a Stingray (albeit not a "real" one..). Only thing I know is that it's the "2-band" passive tone circuit, which leads me to this question.. The pickup has a 2-wire lead coming off it. I'm assuming by the way it's wired, it's [internally] wired in series.

I want to convert this bass to an active instrument to give it more bite and tonal options. It has that definitive Stingray sound, but it feels like it's lacking something. I also wanted to have coil split/series/parallel switch installed. All of the pickups/preamps I've looked at have 4 leads coming off the pickup, compared to this one having two (hot/earth).

Lastly, is it common for one of these basses to have the dreaded "single-coil hum," even when grounded properly?

Yours was completed on September 4th, 2003. The pickup is wired in parallel and is the same pickup we use for 1 pickup Stingrays. They are all hardwired as parallel. You may have a coil out if you are getting that hum. With the pickup being wired in parallel one coil can go out and the other will still work, albeit with the introduction of 60 cycle hum. Plug the bass in and tap the pole pieces with a ferrous object. If you don't get loud "pops" out of one row of pole pieces that coil is not working and you'll have to replace the pickup. You can email me [email protected] for information on obtaining a replacement pickup if this is the case.

Gday, I got me a Stingray yesterday. Serial number E48874. Can you please ident the age etc for me.

Thanks!

September 1st, 2005

Hi all, new guy here and first stingray ever. And that is a while....

Serial # E73483

I believe it's a 2010 but what can you tell me about this one?

Thank you

August 3rd, 2009

Hi, a potential buyer for my Musicman Stingray V would like as much details as possible on the model so that he can look at the specs. Could you help me out? Serial #E41881. Cheers!

July 23rd, 2004, black cherry burst, ceramic pickup, rosewood fretboard, originally shipped to Steve's Music in Canada.

the serial for my StingRay is 46167, bought way back in '95, what better way to spend an entire student loan?!

would love to know when it was born.

cheers!

September 13th, 1995

Hello!
The serial number for my MM Stingray is 26272.

June 13th, 1988
 
Hi All,

Got an MM Stingray 4 3Band EQ Black, with Rosewood neck on second sale and would like to know how old is he.
Serial Number on Back Plate is E58030

Thanks
 
EDIT - Sorry guys, I just started to read the thread and realised that it cant be dated this way - from looking at the musicmanbass.org site it looks like it is an '77 after all. Apologies

Hi all,

I bought a vintage Stingray yesterday after leaving the house to by a Precision from a local*pro player. He was a really nice guy who was letting some basses go and as soon as I saw the MM I knew I had to have it !

The serial number is B003102 and its a lovely dark sunburst. It sounds ridiculous even when in the hands of a guitar player like me :-)

Can someone please let me know the year ?* I'm guessing its around '77

Thanks very much

Con
 
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Thanks for the info AJ. THe date stamp on the neck says September 27, 2003, I'm assuming this is for when the neck was finished?

Also, both coils appear to be fine, all 8 pole pieces "pop" when touched with a ferrous object.
 
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