dass grande vida que estes gajos levam . vive do estado sem contribuir pio aterroriza pessoas aposto que tambem viola gajas . que maravilha D <| sep |> he plays with his foodI don ' t want to screw it up . <| sep |> My clan isn ' t too big on PvP and we mainly just play IB every month but I am always reminding them to grab special if you see it available . <| sep |> Tom Brady is clearly immortal . <| sep |> WHOA HOLY FUK ITS A HATCHBACKKKKK , !!! 11 ! ! 1 ! <| sep |> Don ' t forget Dat Boi ! <| sep |> i dont get mad that easily . <| sep |> I see nothing there that puts him above Lifebringer Galactus . And that ' s being extremely generous in English ' s tiering <| sep |> I ' ve used a Stingray briefly and to be honest I didn ' t notice too much of a difference tone wise . The major difference between the Stingray and the SUB , aside from the price , is that the Stingray has a 3 band EQ which lets you be more precise dialing in your tone , whereas the SUB only has a 2 band . Other than that the Stingray will have much higher quality wood , finish , and other parts . When I picked it up for the first time it was significantly heavier than my SUB . So really the extra money is just going towards better manufacturing and a little bit more customization to your tone . For me , my preference would definitely be the SUB because it ' s lighter and easier to transport as well as being much more affordable . Personally I haven ' t found a need yet for the extra controls of the 3 band EQ , I ' ve been extremely happy with the sounds I can get out of my SUB . Al that being said , both are great instruments in my opinion . It just depends on which one your budget will allow you to purchase