Description
This vintage 1976 Music Man Stingray I is an intriguing piece of Leo Fender history. Leo was brought on as President of the Music Man company to design a line of guitars and basses, and this was one of the first instruments released. Touted by Leo as the next evolution of the Stratocaster, the guitar sports a two-piece ash body with two active humbucking pickups. This is the missing link between Leo’s designs with Fender, and his later work with G&L, and is a great example of his quirky mid-century modern design style. Don’t miss a unique opportunity to own a piece of electric guitar history.
The guitar features two Music Man humbucking pickups with non-adjustable pole pieces; active controls: master volume, master tone, 4-way pickup selector, pickup coil splitter; this particular Stingray 1 weighs 8.12 lbs.
- Body: 2-piece Ash body, nitrocellulose finish
- Neck: 1-piece Maple, bolt-on Maple with black plastic dots
- Tuners: Nickel-plated Music Man (Schaller)
- Hardware: Chrome
- Bridge: Music Man Bridge w/ Six individual steel saddles
This guitar is in fantastic playing, sounding, and aesthetic condition, bearing very minimal signs of wear and tear. At most what can be found are light scratches/lacquer streaks, and a few small surface dings here and there. Frets are in great shape as well, overall this guitar is about as clean as can be! This will include a gig bag as well!
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