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How many basses do you own? (Currently) Part 2

How many basses do you currently own?

  • 1

    Votes: 937 9.5%
  • 2

    Votes: 1,555 15.7%
  • 3

    Votes: 1,643 16.6%
  • 4

    Votes: 1,337 13.5%
  • 5 to 9

    Votes: 2,987 30.2%
  • 10 to 20

    Votes: 1,066 10.8%
  • 21 +

    Votes: 282 2.8%
  • Too many to count

    Votes: 90 0.9%

  • Total voters
    9,896
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I now have 20, so I’m on the cusp of changing my vote.
Ibanez Soundgear SR885 (1992)
Warwick Thumb BO 6
FBass BN6
FBass VF6-PJ Fretless
Fodera Emperor Standard 6
Greg Curbow Petite 6
Spector NS-6H2 Tigers Eye
Ken Smith BSR6EG Cocobolo
Music Man Bongo 6 HS Honey Roasted PDN
Conklin GTBD-7
Elegee Fretless Custom 6
Ken Smith KSD Burner Deluxe 6
Warwick-Rockbass Alien Deluxe 6
Squier Katana Bass
Goldfish Guitars' Bassfish
Kala U-Bass SUB Solidbody
Donner UBass
De Armond Ashbory
Hofner 182 Shortscale
'No name' P-Bass Fretless

And I have a Carl Thompson Semi-Frills Fretless 6 somewhere in Carl’s queue, which will be 21 whenever it is completed.
 
More than 2-3 is expensive in strings rotation.....very expensive, a mounted string last at least no more than 1 year, with 20 a strings capital....
Are you kidding? My Peavey T-20FL is now 35 years old, changed the strings in the first year and they are still on it, keeps tuning fabulously (6-10 months without touching) and still sounds the same. Ok I don't do gigs and no rough stuff, but only one year? I'd have to disagree with that.
 
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Well let's see:
1. BC Rich Warlock (class axe era)
2. Partscaster P-Bass
3. Hondo P-Bass (fretless)
4. Squier MIJ SQ 34" bullet
5. Ibanez TB100
6. Fernandez Jazz
7. Kalamazoo
8. Daisy Rock Rock Candy
9. Hondo Explorer
10. BC Rich NJ Ironbird
11. Custom Kramer Alum Neck Les Paul
12. Squier MIJ 32" P-Bass
13. Variax 700
14. Variax 705
15. Fender MIJ HMT
16. Squier MIC P-Bass
 
Well let's see:
1. BC Rich Warlock (class axe era)
2. Partscaster P-Bass
3. Hondo P-Bass (fretless)
4. Squier MIJ SQ 34" bullet
5. Ibanez TB100
6. Fernandez Jazz
7. Kalamazoo
8. Daisy Rock Rock Candy
9. Hondo Explorer
10. BC Rich NJ Ironbird
11. Custom Kramer Alum Neck Les Paul
12. Squier MIJ 32" P-Bass
13. Variax 700
14. Variax 705
15. Fender MIJ HMT
16. Squier MIC P-Bass

By any chance is that Kalamazoo a red KB1? My first bass was a well worn, blood red KB1.
 
Up to 26 currently

Peavey Basses
Peavey TL-Six (Cherryburst)
Peavey TL-Six (Trans-black)
Peavey TL-Five (1st Gen. / "Eerie Dess Blue")
Peavey TL-Five (1st Gen. / Trans Black)
Peavey TL-Five (1st Gen. / Trans Magenta)
Peavey TL-Five (1st Gen. / Trans Red)
Peavey TL-Five (2nd Gen. Trans Black)
Peavey Palaedium (Natural)
Peavey Palaedium (Trans Red)
Peavey Sarzo Signature (1991)
Peavey Sarzo Signature (1992)
Peavey Fury
Koa Peavey Unity Series
Peavey Axcelerator 5
85 Peavey Dyna Bass
Peavey G-Bass
Peavey B-Ninety
Millennium 5

Other basses
Mike Lull M5V
Kawai FIIB
Ibanez GWB35
Yamaha BB415
Squier Classic Vibe 60's Jazz Bass
ESP LTD B-204SM-FL (for sale)
Bass Mods K4VV Fretless
ESP LTD B205SM FL
I must say that is crazy with all the PEavey bases you own.I do know Peavey has great Quality for their price. I am not one to talk because I have six bass amps and seven bases. I am not worthy of having all that
 
I must say that is crazy with all the PEavey bases you own.I do know Peavey has great Quality for their price. I am not one to talk because I have six bass amps and seven bases. I am not worthy of having all that
That post is almost six years old. The only bass I still have on that entire list is the Mike Lull M5V. Pared down my entire collection from 26 to 6.
 
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