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This is a New Sterling by Music Man Fluff Electric Guitar in Amana Boat Blue from , now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Fluff brings his signature style to the Artist Series StingRay—a no-nonsense rock machine built to perform. This classic offset double cutaway body pairs with a roasted maple neck, hardtail bridge, and locking tuners for rock-solid stability.

Seymour Duncan pickups deliver serious power, with a JB Jr. at the neck and a JB Trembucker at the bridge. A single volume knob and pickup toggle switch keep things simple so you can dial in your sound fast and get playing. True to Fluff, the StingRay comes set up in Drop C# with a fresh set of Ernie Ball Beefy Slinkys.

Custom Artist Design

Fluff’s take on the StingRay balances simplicity and power. Custom touches include a hardtail fixed bridge for maximum sustain and tuning stability, plus Ernie Ball Beefy Slinkys tuned down to Drop C#—ready to rip right out of the box. Now available in two custom colorways inspired by Fluff’s roots and the Seattle rock scene.

Seymour Duncan Pickups

The Seymour Duncan-equipped StingRay makes no compromises on tone. Featuring a JB Jr. at the neck and a TB-4 JB at the bridge, it delivers the classic hot-rodded humbucker sound with a powerful growl.

Roasted Maple Neck & Locking Tuners

A smooth roasted maple neck adds stability and resonance, while locking tuners keep things in tune through even the heaviest playing. Available with a roasted maple fretboard (Amana Boat Blue finish) or Rosewood fretboard (Rula Thumb Red finish). 

Specifications

  • Model FLUFF
  • Body Wood Nyatoh
  • Body Color Amana Boat Blue (ABB), Rula Thumb Red (RTR)
  • Bridge Hardtail with Vintage Bent Saddle
  • Pickguard Black (ABB), White (RTR)
  • Scale Length 25.5″ (64.8cm)
  • Neck Radius 12″ (30.5cm)Frets 22 Frets
  • Neck Width 1.65” (42 mm) at Nut, 2.24” (57 mm) at Last Fret
  • Neck Wood Roasted Maple
  • Fingerboard Roasted Maple (ABB), Rosewood (RTR)
  • Fret Markers Black Dot Markers (ABB), White Dot Markers (RTR)
  • Tuners Locking
  • Truss Rod Dual Action
  • Neck Attachment 5 Bolt Pattern
  • Controls 1 Volume
  • Switching 3-way Toggle Pickup Selector
  • Pickups Seymour Duncan SJBJ-1n JB Jr. (Neck), Seymour Duncan TB-4 JB Trembucker (Bridge) (HH)
  • Strings Ernie Ball 2627 Beefy Slinky
  • Gig Bag N/A

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