The original StingRay guitar was one of several that laid the foundation for our company’s long history of high-quality products. In the 70’s, two StingRay guitar versions were produced – the StingRay I had a flatter fingerboard, and the StingRay II had a rounder radius. Unfortunately, the StingRay guitar line was discontinued in 1982.

In February 2016, Ernie Ball Music man will release two new electric guitars modeled after the classic design. The StingRay and Cutlass guitars pair vintage aesthetics with the groundbreaking engineering of modern Ernie Ball Music Man guitars. The result: unmatched playability, feel and tone. “Our StingRay and Cutlass guitars are adaptations of original Music Man designs from the 1970’s and as such represent an important part of the company’s design legacy that we are proud to bring back to today’s guitarists,” said Sterling Ball. “They were built for players of all styles of music, feature unique, original body designs and offer an extraordinary level of performance at their price point.” Both models are available now. Take a look and listen below, and head to our website to learn more about ordering: http://musc.mn/23H7pVN

StingRay

 

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The StingRay guitar features an oversized 4-over-2 headstock with Schaller M6-IND tuners and a compensated nut for precise intonation. The StingRay will be available in Black, Ivory White, Vintage Tobacco Sunburst and Chili Red.

Take a listen below.

Cutlass

 

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The Cutlass features custom mid-‘60s-style staggered-pole single coil pickups operating in conjunction with a new active wide spectrum silent circuit eliminates the hum associated with single coil designs and provides tonal consistency at all volumes. The Cutlass will be available in Black, Ivory White, Vintage Sunburst and Vintage Turquoise.

Take a listen below.

 

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