Famous basses picture tread

[BassAgent]

Flea on his Modulus:
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Maybe even more famous:
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Patitucci and his TRBJP2:
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Family Man on his ever trusty '72 (I think) Jazz

 

[funkybassplayer]

This one really needs no introduction:

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Wait a minute... how many 1/4" jacks am i seeing on the lower rear star point? 3?

Am i the only one that thought that this bass was a stretch for washburn. I got to play one once. not the most comfy bass to play seated but over flowing with character. You think Bootsy ever cut himself on those knobs?

 

[EpicSoundtracks]

Wait a minute... how many 1/4" jacks am i seeing on the lower rear star point? 3?

Yeah, I understand he used to tri-amp his rig, so that makes sense.

 

[bearfoot]

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[BassAgent]

All of one bass player, all sigs:
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Seems like he's never satisfied.

 

[Baryonyx]

Mark King is the boy!

 

[NYCBass]

Not wanting to split hairs, but these are more famous bass players than famous basses. Here's one that should have gone up sooner:

In most cases, it's the player that makes the particular instrument Famous. With that said I did post a picture of the first Wal Bass

 

[Vic Winters]

Punk Rock Bass

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Geddy - How is this not posted yet?

 

[collicsws6z28]

Jeff Aments Hamer 12 String

 

[UPTHE1RON5]

thats the bass steve digiorgio used on deaths 'individual thought patterns.' a fender copy body spray painted black, fender jazz neck, bartolini pups and a badass ii bridge. fretless, of course

 

[johnpaulbass]

pino's great P bass

 

[BassAgent]

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[Dave Hill]

 

[Pennydreadful]

 

[SuperDuck]

Where are the Stuart Zender pics? Where's the Chrome Ender?? (I don't have any or I would post them.)

 

[DistantTremor]

Steve DiGiorgio's double neck ESP bass.

 

[Bass Viking]

The late Dee Murray's(Elton John Band) Steinberger L2, with very early serial number. Used on early to mid 80s EJ albums including "Too Low For Zero"
and its hit single "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues". Now owned by me.

Cool! I was playing along with I Guess That's Why They Call it the Blues the other night and remembered that a TBer now owns that bass.

 

[Bass Viking]

Sorry i was wrong about Pino playing with Gino

Are you by chance thinking of the bass part in Gino's "Wild Horses"? I think that part was played by Jimmy Haslip. I love that bass line!

 

[HarderTheyFlo]

I wanta see Mike Gordon's "Dragon" Bass.

 

[TrueNorthMatt]

One bass player that will surely stay in metal's history is Steve Harris:

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