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Sterling by Music Man StingRay Ray4 Bass Guitar in Mint Green

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Color: Mint Green


Style: 4-String


Features

  • Iconic StingRay bass in Mint Green finish with White Pickguard
  • Basswood Body with Maple neck and Fretboard
  • Equipped with a Sterling by music Man designed Ceramic pickup and 2-band Active preamp: volume, Treble, bass
  • All Sterling by Music Man instruments receive final set-up and inspection in the USA

Description

The Ray4 bass is the cousins of the Music Man StingRay 4 bass. Classic, iconic instruments that defined a generation of bassists since the late 70′s. Active electronics, low noise hum bucking pickups, rock solid hardware and a simple, uncluttered look that is instantly recognizable and respected.

Brand: Sterling by Music Man


Size: 45 x 1.5 x 13.5 inches


Color: Mint Green


Item dimensions L x W x H: 45 x 1.5 x 13.5 inches


Top Material Type: Basswood


Back Material Type: Basswood


String Material Type: Nickel


Finish Type: Unfinished


Instrument: Guitar


Item Weight: 9 Pounds


Item Weight: 9 pounds


Product Dimensions: 45 x 1.5 x 13.5 inches


Item model number: RAY4-MG-M1


Batteries: 1 9V batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 8, 2017


Back Material: Basswood


Body Material: Basswood


Color Name: Mint Green


Fretboard Material: maple


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H


Scale Length: 25.5 Inches


String Material: Nickel


Top Material: Basswood


Neck Material Type: maple


Number of Strings: 4


Guitar Bridge System: Hard Tail


Size: 45 x 1.5 x 13.5 inches


Battery type: Alkaline


Voltage: 240 Volts


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  • An Incredible Value
Color: Ruby Red Burst Satin Style: 4-String
For background: I am a semi-professional musician and recording engineer/producer. Besides some short stints in LA, I've mostly spent my music career in the local San Diego scene doing a variety of things from guitarist and bassist in bands, recording, live engineering, and DJing. I've been playing guitar specifically for 25 years. I also worked at the Taylor guitar factory in finish for 2 years so I know a fair amount about the guitar manufacturing process. I consider myself semi-professional only because I shifted my main career to technology and now music is more of a "serious hobby." I wanted this bass for two reasons: first, just for fun! I mean, it's fun to switch it up now and again! But more importantly as a useful tool for recording songs. I'm always borrowing basses or telling people, "I'll get the bass guitar in there later..." Plugins are cool, but I'd rather PLAY. Forever ago, I knew if I had the money, the Stingray was the bass I always wanted in my instrument arsenal. But they're expensive! I was STOKED to see that Ernie Ball/Music Man decided to make a cheap version that is licensed and has some assurance of quality control. A company like that, being one of the smaller brands, absolutely cannot afford to tarnish their reputation with bad instruments. _______________________________________________________ THE REVIEW: THIS BASS IS AWESOME! Out of the box I am immensely impressed. This is not a completely flawless instrument however, what you are getting for your money is like a gift from the music Gods. I'll start with the "bad." The finish: Overall its really great. It's a satin, which is cheaper to do than a gloss finish because the last coat goes on flat and does not require buffing. In fact, over time, your arms and such will end up buffing it. So it's not a durable type of finish either. Also, you can't fix tiny flaws, of which there are maybe 1 or 2 that I found. But honestly, this is all completely negligible to consider. The finish is fine. If you expect some amazing finish, you gotta pay. If anything, I can't stand "perfect" looking guitars that look like they haven't been played anyway. The input jack: When I first plugged in, I used the right angle side of my cable. This was scary. It doesn't work!! I would have to slightly tug at the cable to get a connection. This could be partly due to the design of the cable (Monster mid-range, don't recall exact model). I was slightly bummed but this but honestly not discouraged. At this price, there HAD to be something. LOL. Anyway, I swapped around my cable for the straight end and it works just fine! So for now I'm good but I would like to address the input jack connection soon so it's nothing to ever worry about. The "good." The bass sounds amazing. The pickup, they really did not hold back on this thing. It sounds fantastic. The fret board and action is setup very well. Very smooth. The intonation is slightly off on the E and D strings but that's easy to adjust. Honestly impressed with how close they got it to perfect from the factory though. It even stayed in tune all the way from Indonesia. It was cool to immediately play a little lick on it. Last thoughts for beginners: I rated this a 4-star guitar for a beginner. It would be 5 stars because it's so amazing for the money but the issue with the input jack is scary enough for a noob. Someone who doesn't know any advanced guitarists or luthiers might end up thinking their bass is "broken" for who knows how long before they address simple issues like that. I know because I've seen it happen. New players will quit practicing because they broke one string. You want the experience to be as easy as possible for a beginner. This is ALMOST their. If you have guidance, you're fine with this instrument. Another note is the active pickup. Active pickups are just another extra annoyance for someone just learning. They won't appreciate the enhanced tone and will be lazy about replacing batteries. ...but dang it sounds LEGIT. Model: Red Satin Burst, Ray4. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2020 by Nawsh

  • Amazing Guitar!
Color: Vintage Sunburst Satin Style: 4-String
What a fine instrument this is. Very well constructed and feels great. Plays smoothly and looks beautiful. Very resonant! My only gripe, and it is minor, is that the pickups are cheap and a bit wonky and the placement of the volume knob gets in the way of picking. Bullfighter is definitely going places if they keep this up! I just found a new favorite guitar. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025 by Michael

  • Good Bass to Play
Color: Mint Green Style: 4-String
I wanted an inexpensive four (4) string fretted bass to practice on but, didn't want a cheap one. This had the affordablity, looks and reputation for being good quality aswell as playability. It is comfortable to play right out of the box literally and I will say that I entend to change the strings however, no need right away. I recommend this bass to beginners and anyone wanting one for kick around giging purposes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024 by D.D.H.

  • Great deal
Color: Black Style: 4-String
Came a day early. Excellent product with great action
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025 by David

  • Great value for the money, great sound, 4 stars
Color: Trans Blus Satin Style: 4-String
Great little bass guitar for beginners. I Purchased this as my first base when I began to learn and all things considered this is a good purchase and not terribly expensive. The quality of the instrument is very good, it sounds great considering how low of cost it is,And even though it’s not the most important thing it is a very attractive instrument. This is a great buy for a beginner or somebody wanting an inexpensive base to tour but with all an expensive instruments it does have some slight drawbacks. It is a little heavier than most upper line basis I have encountered probably because they are using less expensive or lower grades of wood. This guitar will more than likely have to be set up by local professional want you receive it. The string height was very high in the neck had to be straightened. Although, these are very typical issuesWith most guitars being purchased straight out of the box. All in all a good product and I would recommend this for a beginner or anyone looking for an expensive best guitar of good quality. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020 by StephanN

  • My take:
Color: Black Style: 5-String
I was looking for an affordable bass after spending the last several years playing no-name cheapies (I put myself on a strict budget during the pandemic, and am only just now starting to loosen the purse strings lol). After reading some reviews on this one, I decided to give it a go. My thoughts: It's heavy, which I like, as the weight keeps it in place. I can move up and down the neck without having to hold the bass in place at the same time, which I always had to do with lighter basses. The neck is nice and smooth, there were no sharp fret edges to file down, and I didn't have to adjust the string distance from the fret board, all of which makes for good action. It feels comfortable in my hands (again, I like a heavier weight, some may not) and it sounds great for the price. My only complaints are that upon arrival, the knobs weren't fully screwed on and, after screwing them fully on, they still protrude a bit too far from the body. Also, pickup was actually compressed into the body on one end, as if it had been pushed in. But I popped it out with no damage to the pickup or the body. Hopefully, these were just anomalies specific to the one I got, and are not universal to the model. So all in all, a good, bass for the price. But to be clear, my rating is actually 4.5. Of course we're not able to rate in half stars, thus the 5 stars that accompanies this review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025 by Lon

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