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ynot

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I recently exchanged my Sting Ray 4 for a Sting Ray 5, I personally can't notice a big diffrerence in tone which could be my deaf ear :confused: will this sound different through a bigger amp setup tone wise ?

Thanks,

Tony
 

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Picky little girls will chime in and tell you that the SR5 doesn't get "exactly" the Stingray 4 tone. Most of those girls are listening in some kind of sterile environment, bereft of other instruments and/or drinking patrons.

Now, putting on my Picky Little Girl t-shirt, I will say that there seems to be a bit less 'edge' to the Stingray 5 tone overall.

Taking off my Picky Little Girl shirt and putting on my Bassist In A Bar shirt, they both sound really good live, and the differences are minimal and no one but you will hear it anyway.
 

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Bov, do you realize how many doctors you've just put out of work by revealing that quick-n-easy procedure for a sex change? :p
 

ynot

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Thanks Bovine(host) !! It sounds really great through a compressor (Bass POD). I've had many comments on the color of this beast also, but overall, It's a Sting Ray ;)
 
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