Sterling StingRay Plus SR50X Seafoam Green

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£599.00

Sterling by Music Man Sterling StingRay Plus SR50X Seafoam Green is an electric guitar from Sterling by Music Man.

Description

The Sterling StingRay Plus SR50X is a modern take on a classic design combining vintage style with upgraded playability and versatility. Finished in a striking seafoam green with a matching headstock it features block inlays and a lightweight poplar body that delivers a resonant and balanced tone. A roasted maple neck gives a smooth stable playing feel while the rosewood fingerboard adds warmth and comfort under the fingers. With its 22 frets and 25.5″ scale length the SR50X offers a familiar yet refined playing experience that feels instantly comfortable. At the core of the StingRay Plus are dual P90 pickups offering a punchy and articulate sound that covers everything from bright cleans to gritty overdrive. A push-push volume boost adds extra drive on demand making it easy to cut through a mix when needed. Combined with a vintage-style tremolo and locking tuners this guitar delivers expressive pitch control and rock-solid tuning stability. The SR50X blends classic looks with modern performance features making it a versatile instrument ready for stage or studio work.

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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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