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Ernie Ball Music Man 40th Anniversary StingRay "Old Smoothie"
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Overview
The Ernie Ball Music Man 40th Anniversary StingRay electric bass was created to celebrate 40 successful years of perhaps one of the most successful basses ever created. Designed to replicate one of the original prototype basses called "Old Smoothie," designed by Leo Fender, the 40th Anniversary StingRay recaptures old-school vibes with accoutrements like a vintage-style bridge and saddle, a replication of the 10-pole pickup, and original active circuitry with a two-band EQ. Celebrate 40 years of the StingRay and pay homage with the 40th Anniversary StingRay bass.
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