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I like John Deacon a lot. He never gets enough credit. I doubt that he would be interested in having a signature model. These days he is more of a recluse.
John Paul Jones...his jazz was the first bass I ever wanted...
Here's a few who deserve either a sig P or J:
Billy Talbot
Geezer Butler
John Wetton
Jaun Alderete
Ben Shepherd
Colin Greenwood
What is the point of this?Fender have very long listed all sort of basses so one could get one of them ( with some dig in )and get same sound like Dee Dee and whoever without extra paid because they have been "signed",different pick guard etc.
John Paul Jones...his jazz was the first bass I ever wanted...
I don't like signature intstruments that are just cosmetic copies of the stock instruments the player has been playing.
I do like howerver, when the player actually goes to the company and specs out an entirely new instrument to the smallest detail, Like Steve Baily or Stu Hamm creating new designs, or Mike Dirnt creating a hybrid of two different basses, with his personal neck specs and pickup voicing.
To me, that is a real signature bass.