stingray 4

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bob__johnson
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stingray 4

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This has been dropping in price steadily for the last few days. A motivated seller?
https://reverb.com/item/7525109-ernie-b ... ring-lefty

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Wow. Damn good price already.
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Jules1
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Couldn't resist - just bought it :)
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Jules1 wrote:Couldn't resist - just bought it :)
I’d like to offer my heartfelt thanks. I was about to do something realllly financially stupid and get that thing. :lol:
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Matt R. wrote:
Jules1 wrote:Couldn't resist - just bought it :)
I’d like to offer my heartfelt thanks. I was about to do something realllly financially stupid and get that thing. :lol:
Me too!
Congrats!!!
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It was strung right handed at one time. Saddles are still intonated righty. The nut is the width of the compensation nut but that's not the compensation nut.

Regardless, thats a steal of a deal... Congrats Jules1.
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gravesbass wrote:Saddles are still intonated righty.
The epidemic continues!
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gravesbass wrote:It was strung right handed at one time. Saddles are still intonated righty. The nut is the width of the compensation nut but that's not the compensation nut.

Regardless, thats a steal of a deal... Congrats Jules1.
Yes, the seller says that the original nut broke so it got replaced with a new bone nut... it's a 2001 and the nut doesn't look different than the one on the 97' that I was borrowed by me from a friend :o

On behalf of the seller the Bass only had one owner who played lefty (a friend of him) ... maybe the saddles are just set up not good :) ?! Or is that Bass a well known Bass that comes and disappears regularly ? :shock:

The only thing that could be here is that the seller (who plays righty) has tried it... :?
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Matt R. wrote:
Jules1 wrote:Couldn't resist - just bought it :)
I’d like to offer my heartfelt thanks. I was about to do something realllly financially stupid and get that thing. :lol:
:D
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Congrats!!
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Impressive! (In 1998 I paid $800 for that exact same model... without case.)
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