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Encore music man style - nicer than any others I have tried of any brand
Silvertone P bass - traded a 5 string Ibanez thing that I couldn't get used to for it (but I have only been playing a month)
4 electric and 1 acoustic guitars though - so that either goes for me or against - I don't know....
I currently own my home made P w guild guts i made that in 2012
I recently purchased a GAMMA alpha and man for the price I am in love. I rank the beast as good as the 1st gen Guild Pilot.
Just three really. The last doesn't count...
-2006 Fender Precision MIM.
-No name upright that's almost impossible to play. Ungodly horrible action.
-Dean acoustic electric
-I made an attempt as a bass-jo. But it failed miserably.
The Precision is great. I put quite a few aftermarket parts on it and it plays and sounds great. But I am mos def gonna have to pick up another stage worth bass soon.
sometimes when I am asked that I say 'depends on how you count'.
then I stop and think, every bass that you own counts as one, duh.
I have 6. Sometimes I say 4, because I have a 60s Hofner that a friend convinced me to stop taking out and holding on to as a collectable. I sometimes I don't count a Gibson that needs work.
So - I have a Jack Casady, Schecter Diamond, Sterling by MM, and an American Fender P.
2009 Fender Jazz Deluxe V
2013 Fender master built Precision (modeled after a '59)
2005(?) Ibanez SR505 that I rarely play.
1980s Antonius Stradiuarius 1721 copy Upright made in Germany