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drthirkensteins Stingray Update


Hobbayne
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Just thought I'd report back on the good doctors [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=120115&hl=stingray+bass""]MusicMan Stingray[/url]
My guitar tech Had to adjust the truss rod as the neck was in serious need of attention, and gave the fretboard a good coating of lemon oil as it had dried out quiet a bit.
The frets didnt need stoning as I thought they might do at first.
With the neck now sorted he fitted a new set of Elites nickels 45-105 and lowered the action as low as it would go without buzzing, and finally replaced battery and the big G tuning peg with an original peg.
I.ll gig it tomorrow night and see how it sounds :)

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[quote name='stingrayPete1977' post='1126159' date='Feb 13 2011, 05:31 PM']Looks cool, Where did you get a proper peg from in the end? It may be giving me Rosewood fingerboard Stingray gas.....[/quote]


Cheers Pete! The Ernie Ball MusicMan importers [url="http://www.stringsandthings.co.uk"]Strings And Things[/url] managed to locate a tuning peg for me. :lol:
Played it for the first time last night, absolutely amazing sound! :) Midrange punch really cuts through! I can see this old Precision player has been converted!! :)

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