When last I posted, I had just gotten a 1995 Fender Standard USA P to replace my Glen Burton starter bass. I really didn't think I'd have a need for anything else. Well, since then I picked up a brand new Ibanez AEB10B and some Gibson SG knockoff from ages ago. At least, I think it is, there are no markings on it that I can see. It's so old and was used so sparingly that the neck has bowed and the truss rod basically gotten stuck in the neck. Plus, the action is insanely high, partly due to the neck issue. It was also filthy. After cleaning it up and bringing the action down as much as possible, it's now sitting in a warm, moist room to allow the neck to straighten "naturally". So far, after two weeks, the rod has come loose enough to where we could put a half turn on it. We're going to let it sit another couple of weeks and see what happens. But after that, if it's not perfect, we may have to take more drastic measures. So, it's a project. Whatever, it cost me all of $20 at an estate sale, with original Gibson case.
As for the AEB, I wasn't sure if I'd like it but, after two days, I was in love. She now goes to most of my jams with me, mostly because they are acoustic jams.