Music Man StingRay

We always like to ask people what their first instrument was.

What was the bass? It was an OLP Stingray, which is like a knockoff of a Music Man Stingray.

It's a pretty

good

Super fast.

Just go to the pickups, and we've got the Stingray style humbucker.

we've got we can split that and do a sort of jazz configuration oh cool this sounds like a like a real snarling sort of 70s p bass when it's on its own it's active but it's still full of character and we i mean you can solo that one on its own and we use in a show four out of those oh really yeah wow because it's so well designed that we can just swap them you could swap a mid song and it would

i'm not going to adjust the levels you know you could

But now it's totally balanced.

Yeah,

I mean, you can go from a Stingray sound to a P-Bass

sound, and everyone will know it out there, but it won't just blow the system, you know.

Nice.

Yeah, I bought a, it's an Ernie Ball Stingray, but it's a short scale because I suck, and I need a shorter fretboard, you know? I need something that feels more like a guitar than a bass because the other song that we did that Gradwell mixed and mastered, that one I used, I borrowed Randy's bass to make it,

And

like, God, I didn't realize how much longer.