Sterling StingRay Guitar SR30 Stealth Black

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£427.00

This is the Sterling StingRay Guitar SR30 Stealth Black from Sterling by Music Man, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Sterling StingRay Guitar SR30 Stealth Black is a slick take on a classic offset built to dish out bold usable tones with no fuss. A lightweight poplar body and 25.5″ scale feel familiar under the strap while the hard maple neck with a laurel fingerboard 12″ radius and 22 narrow frets keeps things fast and tidy for chords riffs and tidy lead lines. The oversized 4+2 headstock gives straight string pull for solid tuning and the 5-bolt neck joint adds the kind of stability you want when youre playing A punchy HH set and a 3-way selector make it easy to choose from a broad palette of tones with a single volume and tone for quick tweaks mid-song. The fulcrum tremolo offers smooth subtle shimmers and returns to pitch nicely while diecast tuners keep everything locked in. Finished in stealth black with a matching guard it looks the business under lights and records cleanly thanks to its balanced voice. Strung with .009–.042 youve got a comfy gig-ready workhorse that covers indie pop and rock without breaking a sweat

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Sterling by Music Man

Sterling by Music Man offers more accessible versions of Music Man guitar and bass concepts alongside related designs. Pickup systems, active electronics, bridges and neck specifications vary across the range. Compare the exact model and series rather than assuming it shares every detail with a Music Man counterpart.

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