Basses you will never sell..........show em

[mark beem]

Dude.....nice Lull!!!! One of the nicest I have seen, very classy/sexy!!!

Thanks!!

 

[J. Crawford]

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Bought this bass from Adrian Garcia (RIP)...

I'll NEVER get rid of it!!

In his memory, that is one nice bass.

 

[artistanbul]

That reminds me how adrian always said he would never sell his newest bass, until he eventually did.

 

[mike phillips]

this is mine for as long as im around then it goes to my daughter.

 

[7string]

I'd had to go with these:

ACG 9 string. Just a wonderful instrument and a joy to play.

My Sei 7 string. Absolute class

My James Tyler 4 string. Bought it sight unseen and has to be the best 4 string that I've owned.

Jackson 'Kip Winger'. Had it for ages. Sounds great.

 

[MTMTEX]

My 1982 Distillate, for sentimental reasons, and my Modulus Q6, which so far, has cured my gas (knock on wood).

 

[g4string]

My 1982 Distillate, for sentimental reasons, and my Modulus Q6, which so far, has cured my gas (knock on wood).

The finish on the Modulus is amazing.......very cool!!!

 

[flea claypool]

Got this for free off my cousin, started life as a standard MIM p bass in 2 tone sunburst, then i got it sprayed changed all the hardware and pickup, wired straight in, it is my first and last P-bass

 

[T. Alan Smith]

 

[RTL]

Got this for free off my cousin, started life as a standard MIM p bass in 2 tone sunburst, then i got it sprayed changed all the hardware and pickup, wired straight in, it is my first and last P-bass

Wow. I think that is just about the most beautiful P-bass I've ever seen. That just oozes class!

 

[EddieG]

I'm not selling any of mine, the kids are getting 'em when I go.

And since the Bravewood and the Warmoth were especially built for me, they wouldn't be going anywhere...ever.

 

[jazzbo58]

My '79 Alembic Series II

'78 Fender Jazz

'72 Fender Telecaster

'68 Fender Precision

'04 Modulus Quantum 4

Lecompte ST5SS

'08 Gibson Thunderbird

Sadowsky NYC Vintage 4

Cheers,
Jim

 

[bongomania]

I can't pretend I'd "never" sell it, as I am fickle and don't have a sentimental attachment to any of my gear, but I can say that of all the gear I own now or have owned in the past, this Hamer would be toughest to let go of:

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[BurningSkies]

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[Dark Horse]

EVERYTHING is for sale, given the right situation and price.

 

[Boostedrex]

While it may seem cheesy, I'd never get rid of my Ibby SR500 as it was my first bass.

 

[Jools4001]

This one...

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I wanted a Ric since I was 14 and saved up money from summer jobs. While I was in college I used to walk a mile each way to the only shop for miles around that had a tobacco burst 4001. Finally managed to get one when my parents topped up my savings with enough money to get a secondhand 1973 Jetglo for my 21st birthday - so 14 to 21, waited a third of my life for it.

When I had a young family I was working too much overtime to play in a band and we were still broke. At one point we were so desperate for money that I 'sold' the Ric...that's to say, a buyer was literally handing over the money when my wife stepped in and said "Please don't sell it, I know how much it means to you, we'll get by somehow" so the bass was saved. Shortly afterwards I got a steady gig and the Ric helped put food on the table for the next 20 somethong years as my only bass.

It'll never get sold, but when I don't play anymore I will find a promising bass player who I can be sure will cherish it and give it to them

 

[flea claypool]

Wow. I think that is just about the most beautiful P-bass I've ever seen. That just oozes class!

thanks, not bad for something that cost me under 300 bucks

 

[KsPiNeSh]

Nothing in this picture is ever going anywhere - they're stuck with me forever.

I may add stuff, but these will never be subtracted.