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2000 Fenderjazz 8 years 1 month few mods here and there
It's Older than my Kids My Marriage to the warden I mean wife and has lasted longer than my sister's marriage
I stared to play becouse my Bro In Law's band needed a bass player so I filled in
my main player is a musicman stringray which i bought in september 2002 so about 6 years.. ive had my rickenbacker about 18 months that i play lots in one of my bands that the stingray doesnt sound right in.
My #1 is a sunburst Squier DJAV that I bought last January. It was a really great find. It does exactly what I was looking for when I bought it. It's got a clean, focused tone that will cut through the mix. (and it didn't break the budget!)
My #2 is a 6-string Peavey Grind. I got it in April of 2004. It was my number #1 until I got the Squier. I've got it specially set up for the trio situation I use it in about every other week. It's tuned EADGCF. It gives me more flexibility to do leads and chording.
I got my ~1983-86 Schecter California Custom B/4 in 1993.
The other two axes in my arsenal that either play a close second (like Avis) or at one time and for a very long time were my main bass are the 1982 Steinberger L-2 and the 1988 Modulus Graphite Quantum-6 SPX, both of which I bought brand new in their year of manufacture.
Though I have been playing the crap out of my 2007 Rob Allen MB-2 lately, so maybe that's my main bass? Damn you Major Metal, why all the hard questions?!?!?!?!
I've got 02 standard jazz that is just a sweet bass. Slightly rough around the edges when I brought her home. A little cleanup work on fret ends and assorted stuff like that and she sings. This bass has great sustain and really is quite loud acoustically.
I have two basses that work just about every gig, an FBB fretless 6 and an FBB fretted 7. I've owned the 6 for just about 4 years now, and the 7 is a little over two years .... no plans on replacing either of them at this time ....
This is a funny question for me. I played my first bass for almost 20 years straight. An interruption here and there, but always back to her. Now, I have had my Modulus G5 for about a year, but in that year, I have played maybe 4 other basses. I don't play only one anymore.
I have 2 "main players"... One is the Fender Vintage Series '62 P bass that I bought new on April 15, 1983, so that's 25 years. The other is the Lakland Deluxe 494 that I got around 1999 or so, so I'll have had it 10 year this next February.