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Always wanted a Warwick Custom Shop Dolphin Pro so I'd probably go for something like this: https://shop.warwick.de/de/instrumente/e-baesse/warwick-custom-shop/dolphin-pro-modelle/warwick-custom-shop-dolphin-pro-i-4-string-natural-oil-finish-19-4038?c=3737

Pretty much the same, except I'd probably have a bigger house.

I think I see a Warwick RB Infinity in my not too distant future, and possibly a Marcus Miller M7 a little later in the year. But good deals have a habit of popping up unexpectedly and that can change earlier plans.

Top Five actual trios: Rush Primus King's X The Jimi Hendrix Experience Cream

The neckdive on this Mockingbird copy is the worst, it's unplayable really. My Thunderbird is actually a lot better, to give you an idea. But it looks good on its stand, so I'll hold on to it anyway.

Right now there's an as new 1993 Carvin LB70 at the top of my wishlist.

Haven't needed a new bass for years, but I keep 'em buying anyway. And I actually have several basses I don't like. There's a Steinberger Spirit, some no name Mockingbird copy which must be the most neck heavy piece of c**p ever and a few others I got just because they were cheap, and it shows...

Geddy Lee and Jeff Berlin.

Jeff Berlin made me really start to listen to the bassplayer, been hooked ever since.

I've had an Aria IGB Rosie on order for several months now. I'm starting to wonder if I'll ever actually get it.:( As for the next one, it might be a Girard G-Bass Alpha Standard.

I'm at 28 at the moment with #29 on the way, or so the store keeps telling me... Been waiting for almost 2 months now. :( And there's plenty of room for more, so more there will come. And no, I'm not married. :)

My unique bass. The body is my own design, and it was built by a colleague. It's the only instrument he ever made. And he won't make any others, as he's out of business. BTW, the neck is off a Yamaha RBX260 with matching walnut veneer. EMG pup and active electronics, Schaller 3d bridge.

As of last Friday I've got 18. The latest being a Dean Sledgehammer Ash 4.

Had a visit from the postman today. He brought this London City B2 (on the right). I think the Peavey Grind may have inspired the designer of the London City somewhat. :D

This is certainly unique. I designed it, and the guy who built never built an instrument before or since. And he sold his workshop so he'll probably never build another.