Big Poppa
Well-known member
Here are the new bass models:
If we have to rout diffferently I think that they are different models......
2 Humbucking Stingray...the neck pickup is going to be really cool.
1 Humbucking Stingray/1 Single coil Stingray
2 humbucking Stingray 5 ditto the neck pickup
1 Humbucking Stingray 5/ 1 single coil
2 Humbucking Sterling
1 Humbuckinga Stelring 1 single coil
These will be available both righty and lefty and fretted fretless
Lefty 2h , 1h1s, and single hum LEFTY Bongo.
These will be also be available fretless.
Let the games begin.
BP
Posts not thinking that these are new models will be ignored.
There is a lot of engineering involved in these....we are not just slapping pickups off the shelf. They will be balanced tonally. The problem with just slapping a Stingray pick up in the neck position is that the magnets are so big andthe magnetic pull so string that they actually affect the strings vibration. That is one of the reasons that we discontinued the original Leo Sabre. You couldn't play it above the tenth fret on the low E
To not consider these new models are really not giving Dudley, myself and the rest of the R&D staf much credit.
Darg what did I leave out?
BP
If we have to rout diffferently I think that they are different models......
2 Humbucking Stingray...the neck pickup is going to be really cool.
1 Humbucking Stingray/1 Single coil Stingray
2 humbucking Stingray 5 ditto the neck pickup
1 Humbucking Stingray 5/ 1 single coil
2 Humbucking Sterling
1 Humbuckinga Stelring 1 single coil
These will be available both righty and lefty and fretted fretless
Lefty 2h , 1h1s, and single hum LEFTY Bongo.
These will be also be available fretless.
Let the games begin.
BP
Posts not thinking that these are new models will be ignored.
There is a lot of engineering involved in these....we are not just slapping pickups off the shelf. They will be balanced tonally. The problem with just slapping a Stingray pick up in the neck position is that the magnets are so big andthe magnetic pull so string that they actually affect the strings vibration. That is one of the reasons that we discontinued the original Leo Sabre. You couldn't play it above the tenth fret on the low E
To not consider these new models are really not giving Dudley, myself and the rest of the R&D staf much credit.
Darg what did I leave out?
BP