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Have You Named Your Bass/Basses?

It's lame enough for every Navy on record, its lame enough for Astronauts, well hell, its lame enough for me.

I'd invite you to take a spin in my truck sometime and see if it doesn't have a womans personality all its own, but I think that people who don't understand it just don't understand it. I just don't see it as inanimate.
 
I once owned a Gibson BB King "Lucille" Gibson now has out a Billy Gibbons "Pearly Gates" Les Paul

Never had an SRV #1 or Eric Clapton "Blackie" Strat.

However I did meet Albert King once and got to play on his "Lucy" Flying V :D

I have never named a bass ... but they sometimes take on names, as in this bass my guitar player calls the "Jimi" Jazz

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:smug: ... For me it's the blue one or the sunburst one, sometimes the red one.
 
Most of mine have names.

The rest will, in time.

This.

My Ric is "Old Reliable", because it's my first and I bought it new in 1981. My Fender Jazz is "Sassy Bitch" because it's tone and looks are so in your face.The Fender Precision is "Grand Theft Precision" because I stole it for only $100 on CL. I haven't yet named my Squier VMF (a name hasn't yet emerged) or my 5er (I dunno which one of the two I'm going to keep yet - (http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=564999)