1978 Music Man StingRay Bass Vintage Sunburst Pre-Ernie Ball 2-Band EQ w/ Fender HSC

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For Sale: 1978 Music Man StingRay Bass – Vintage Sunburst | Pre-Ernie Ball | Fender HSC Up for sale is a 1978 Music Man StingRay Bass in Vintage Sunburst, complete with a non-original Fender hard-shell case. This is a genuine pre-Ernie Ball StingRay from the original 1970s Music Man era, featuring many of the specifications that make these early basses so desirable: the classic Music Man humbucker, original 2-band active EQ with black epoxy-covered preamp, 3-bolt neck plate, non-contoured slab-style body, and maple fingerboard. The StingRay was one of the defining bass designs of the 1970s, combining a powerful active electronics package with a huge humbucking pickup and unmistakable styling. These early pre-Ernie Ball examples have developed a serious following among players and collectors looking for the sound and feel of the original StingRay design. This particular bass is 100% original, professionally set up, and ready to play. Condition Very Good This bass shows honest cosmetic wear consistent with a vintage instrument from 1978, including: Light surface scratches Dings throughout Finish checking in various areas Normal signs of age and use Please review all photos carefully for the most accurate representation of condition. The bass is 100% original, with no modifications. There are no cracks, breaks, repairs, or structural issues. The neck is straight and stable, and the original frets remain in excellent condition with virtually no wear. The bass has been professionally inspected and set up by our in-house luthier and plays cleanly across the fingerboard with comfortable action and no buzzing or dead spots. A non-original Fender hard-shell case is included and is in excellent condition. Specifications Model: Music Man StingRay Bass Year: 1978 Era: Pre-Ernie Ball Serial Number: B007545 Finish: Vintage Sunburst Fingerboard: Maple Neck Profile: D Shape Nut Width: 1.66" Neck Depth: .81" at the 1st Fret Neck Depth: .97" at the 12th Fr