I'll post more pics when I get back from Mexico, but here are two I uploaded for the Reverend thread:
Four Reverends:
White Rumblefish hoedown!
Most GAS-worthy bass, for me, was the Wal. My lord, what a tone. GAAAAAAAS!
Other favorites: Atrapp's Modulus and Status, Lokire's Stanbaugh (sp?) and Ken Lawrence, and Caca had some great basses there that played awfully nice (especially the '72 Fender P and the 30th 'ray). Simply too many basses to try them all, but I had a blast, and the attendees were a fantastic bunch of folks.
Biggest surprise: The TBC 5-string MM-clone run through my rig played really well and sounded fine for a $200 bass. Definitely worth looking into snapping one of them up and dropping an Audere into it to get a real cheap MM clone. Another big surprise was the really nice Ibanez (belonged to atrapp, I believe??) -- definitely the nicest Ibanez I've ever tried, and could masquerade as a much more expensive bass.
Most unassuming rig was definitely the towering wall of Accugroove brought by barthanatos.
Most surprising rig was the Thunderfunk/Acme mini rig that was filling the room with sound, down to a low B, without breaking a sweat. That Acme cab can put out a lot of low end given it's size. Definitely worth looking into if you need to go small.
My favorite rig was my own
, though that might just be familiarity. I didn't try out Passinwind's DIY rig, which sounded fantastic, or many of the other ones -- I don't need rig GAS.
The tone of that Wal going through my rig and arbitrary's rig was amazingly GAS-inducing. I may not have the money for a Wal any time soon, but I'm a believer, and will probably get an elevated heart rate every time I see one up for sale from now on.
It was really great having the "rumble room" 
