Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay Special Jackpot (191)

First introduced in 1976, the StingRay has been revered as one of the most iconic bass guitars in history. The StingRay was one of the first production four string basses to feature onboard active equalization. The flagship of the Music Man line, today's StingRay retains the same signature features that it had some forty years ago, including a solid roadworthy construction, iconic oval pickguard, 3+1 tuning key configuration, and the ever-popular Music Man humbucker — all of which combine to produce a look, feel, and sound that is remarkably unmistakable.

Model: StingRay Special
Body Wood: Select Hardwoods
Body Finish: High-Gloss Polyester (Matte on Black Rock)
Body Dimensions: 13-1/2" Wide, 1-5/8" Thick
Overall Length: 44-7/8"
Neck Material: Select Roasted Maple
Neck Finish: Gunstock Oil and Hand-Rubbed Special Wax Blend
Neck Attachment: 5-Bolt with Sculpted Neck Joint
Scale Length: 34"
Fingerboard: Maple, Rosewood, or Ebony (Dependent on Body Color)
Fingerboard Radius: 11"
Frets: 22 High-Profile, Wide Stainless Steel
Nut Width: 1-11/16" (42.86 mm)
Neck Width at Last Fret: 2-1/2" (63.5 mm)
Truss Rod: Adjustable Without Component or String Removal
Headstock Length: 8-3/4"
Tuners: Custom Music Man Lightweight with Tapered String Posts and Ergonomic Clover Design
Bridge: Vintage Music Man Top-Loaded Chrome-Plated Steel Bridge with Vintage Nickel-Plated Steel Saddles
Pickup: Music Man Humbucker with Neodymium Magnets
Electronics: 18-Volt 3-Band Active Preamp
Controls: Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass
Switching: N/A on Single-Pickup Models; 5-Way Lever Selector on Dual-Pickup Models
Electronic Shielding: Chrome or Black-Plated Aluminum Control Cover (Dependent on Body Color)
Strings: Ernie Ball Super Slinky Bass #2834 (.045-.065-.080-.100)