The Ernie Ball Music Man Retro '70s StingRay electric bass guitar honors Music Man's American craftsmanship of the 1970s with an abundance of vintage-inspired features. Masterfully-built in America, this bass features a faithful reproduction of the StingRay's original specifications, including an ash solidbody with a twenty-one fret three-bolt maple neck boasting a micro-tilt adjustment, a bullet truss rod adjustment, and a simplistically smooth maple fingerboard that replicates the look and feel of Music Man's classic flagship basses.

Along with the stylistic yet inviting playability, this bass pushes out a tasteful vintage voice thanks to the alnico-loaded humbucking pickup — wound with original single poly-nylon wire and powered by a two-EQ preamp for a period-correct tonality. The strings-through body bridge with stainless steel saddles and original rubber mute pads give off a desired muted tone on demand with total stability and control. Overall, this vintage-inspired instrument exudes that 1970s tone and feel while combining the greatest qualities of traditional craftsmanship with contemporary playability and dependability. Shop at Replay Guitar Exchange to check out the magnificent Ernie Ball Music Man Retro '70s StingRay today — take a step back in time!

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Weight: 9 lbs. 3 oz.
Neck material: maple
Scale length: 34"
Nut width: 1.6875"
Fingerboard radius: 7.5"
Neck shape: D
Fingerboard material: maple
Frets: 21, medium narrow
Country of origin: USA
Soft shell case included