In the corner. Usually facing in with the bow under the E string. I have also put 4" squares of cork on the wall to protect the edges of the shoulders.
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+1I leave all my instruments out...guitars hang on the wall, piano stays out, and the bass stays out. If put 'em in a case or bag, I can't walk by and play for 5 minutes.
I probalby get an extra 30 or 45 minutes of playing each day just in 3-5 minute snippets.
They're meant to be played, not stored.
All my instruments go back in there cases every night, but I live in earthquake country.
).I leave all my instruments out...guitars hang on the wall, piano stays out, and the bass stays out. If put 'em in a case or bag, I can't walk by and play for 5 minutes.
I probalby get an extra 30 or 45 minutes of playing each day just in 3-5 minute snippets.
They're meant to be played, not stored.
yeah, I missed the "double bass" vibe on this thread.................oh well......
DOUBLE-
basses, guys- please.
Mine hasn't been bagged in months- on a stand in a low-traffic(3 unruly kids).
I'd hate for even a craptastic, BSO to fall from on me from the ceiling...
The building had good beams and they were strong ropes, and when I say lower I mean lower the 5Gs![]()

I keep my basses in my music room, so it's just easier to leave them on one of those five rack stands. No harm so far, that I can tell.