Vintage guitars for sale: Musicman

February 1979 Musicman Stingray in Sunburst - Pre Ernie Ball. Beautifully road worn, I bet this has some tales to tell if it could. Same year as Cliff Williams #1 Workhorse. Who needs the Icon Series when this is the real deal!
I replaced a non original volume pot with a genuine CTS NOS 1977 pot, the bass pot is original dated 1978. The treble pot is non original could never find a period correct 100K pot to replace it, rare as hen's teeth. I believe the jack socket / battery socket are ... more

Here??s my 1984 stingray - I??ve had since new. The paintwork started to peel off a while back. At the time, MM were experimenting with finishes; this one, unfortunately, didn??t bond well. (It was the only colour of this kind to be imported to the UK - I know because I worked for the importer!)
I didn??t want to refin it??so it??s been left to peel
Despite the looks, this bass plays like a dream. Super low action (if you like that sort of thing), even with 45-105??s.
It?s ... more

Here we have something very special, a second year Musicman Stringray bass. Suspected to be a refinish at some point but beautifully presented here in gloss black, maple fretboard and with all the mojo of a vintage guitar
This has been a well loved and well played instrument during it's life, the frets are low however playability is not hampered
This example has active circuitry that has been ?gooped' by the factory and appears to be in fully original and working order
This is not... more

Musicman Stingray 11 Electric Guitar (Not Bass) USA 1978 Quite Rare & Fantastic
I've had this guitar for 16 years, bought it from Bonecat in Middleton, Manchester. Best guitar I've ever owned but bass is my thing & I've just bought an Ovation Magnum, I promised myself one in, one out at the moment so I'm trying to make myself sell this. Beware, I might change my mind. I dated it to 1978, it's every idea Leo Fender had for the Stratocaster & is highly likely what the Strat ... more