It seems like they're available for purchase already?
http://www.bassnw.com/New Standard Basses/musicman_sub_sterling_graphite.htm
http://www.bassnw.com/New Standard Basses/musicman_sub_sterling_graphite.htm
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Sterling SUB's
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bovinehost
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Only thing I don't care for is the headstock. Looks kind of overloaded.
Other than that, what's cheesy about it?
Other than that, what's cheesy about it?
basspastor
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Good question; What is cheesy about it?
One should never speak in the negative sense concerning anything at all until one knows exactly what one is speaking of.
blessings
One should never speak in the negative sense concerning anything at all until one knows exactly what one is speaking of.
blessings
Soulfinger
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So, now that the Sterling SUB is coming out, do we need to go through a whole nother round of finish and pickguard bashing?
I got rather tired of it the last time around with the original SUB, which is a mighty fine bass.
The only thing I don't dig about the Sterling SUB is the obnoxious headstock-billboard.
I got rather tired of it the last time around with the original SUB, which is a mighty fine bass.
The only thing I don't dig about the Sterling SUB is the obnoxious headstock-billboard.
Plus, my wallet will like it. 
