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Basses You Can't Have

A pre cbs jazz, this alembic, and a hofner.
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Er for me, it's pretty much ANY bass from here on in, cos I promised my wife I wouldn't buy any more... DOH! :-)
Yeah, I did the same thing.......
Silly me!

But if I had a chance to pick up one of these,.......wifey would just have to be upset for a while!!!!!
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I'm sorry folks, I have to go off topic for a minute:

Does anyone else think this is rediculous?

Can someone here please help me think of one legitimate reason why someone would buy a bass with two necks, one tuned EADG, the other tuned BEAD, when one could more easily procure a bass with one neck and five strings tuned BEADG?

You're right; that bass looks nuts. There are, however, many of us who would never be into playing a BEADG five string bass. There's just something unseemly about it that I can't quite place my finger on.
 
One bass I can't have but not for money reason: Epi Jack Cassady.

I am completely in love with the looks and sound and the whole idea but cannot stand the sharp binding edge caving in my hand when I play. That's true too for any bass or guitar with front binding (and even for some without binding but having "sharp" edges, like Musicman Stingray 5)...