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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: 1,642 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
    9,895
These are all Left Handed Basses:

1. 2013 Fender Am Std Jazz Bass
2. 2013 Gibson SG Standard Bass
3. 2012 Gibson Thunderbird Bass
4. 2012 Rickenbacker 4003
5. 2011 Takamine Electric Acoustic Bass
6. 2011 Kala U-Bass
7. 2010 G&L ASAT
8. 2010 Ibanez SR-300
9. 2010 Spector Legend
10. 2009 Hofner Icon
11. 2006 Fender Am Std P Bass
12. 2005 Fender Am Std P Bass
13. 2005 MTD Kingston (5 String)
14. 2000 Danelectro DC Bass
15. 1998 MusicMan StingRay
16. 1998 G&L SB-2
17. 1997 G&L L-2000
18. 1987 Peavey Foundation (USA)
19. On Order Sadowsky NYC (July Delivery)
 
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Let's see now. I am afraid to count.
1957 P Bass
1960 P Bass
1964 P Bass
1966 P Bass
Fender Paisley reissue Tele Bass
1963 Jazz
2009 Amer stand Jazz
2000 62 AVR Jazz
Fender Mex. Jazz
Zon Sonus 4
1976 Rickenbacker 4001
1972 Fender Mustang Bass
 
I'm content with my 2 basses, an ESP F-5E and B-4Z. My goal was to have two basses that were identical except for the string configuration (one is 4-string, the other 5) so it would be easy to switch between them, and it's working out well.

The only other bass I can see myself getting is a fretless 4, if I can ever find one that I like at a decent price.
 
guild pilot - fretless
gibson les paul triumph bass
hamer monaco custom shop
74 jazz bass
yamaha sa-70
 

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Squire 4 string, first one, but it's been signed and relegated to wall decoration

Schecter C4, was my main for a while, had active EMG's put in with duel volume control and recently seen the frets pulled, still need to get around to finishing the neck up, it's my franken-bass, but it's playable.

Warwick Fortress 4 string. despite the pick up trying to forcibly remove itself from the body TWICE I love it.

Looking to get at least one more, not sure what direction I will go yet, will be four string. If I keep playing steady I'll probably get to 5 total.
 
Basses:
1973 Rickenbacker 4001
1981 Rickenbacker 4001
1961 Gibson EB3
2006 MusicMan SUB fretless
2012 Gretsch Electromatic 5440LS
Other:
1984 parts Stratocaster
1966 Framus Sorento 12-string electric
1976 Ibanez Andorra classical
1972 Suzuki violin
2003 trad. Greek baglama
Amps:
1965 Vox AC50
1990 Crate B160XL
 
in no particular order,

1995 MIM Fender Jazz,
age unknown Squier CV Jazz,my latest addition
2011 MIJ Fender 70's P Bass,
1983 Peavey T45,
2004 Gretsch Broadkaster G611BO,
1998 ? Fender BG31 acoustic,had it many years,since new,
2010 Squier Jag VM SS,
2012 Wawick Pro Series Star Bass,
1970's Jansen P Bass,NZ made,a knock off of an early Fender Telecaster bass.

always room for just one more I keep saying,
 
Late 60's Aria semi-hollow body (ES335 style)
mid 80's Yammy BB1100s -original owner
Pedulla Rapture single soap bar - mid 90's
Yammy 605 -not sure about age, bought used
Roscoe LG3000 -2008
Squire fretless - 2009
Rickenbacker 4003 - 2011

Seriously considering selling the RIC as it is just wall art at this point. I just can't seem to bond with the bass, although admittedly, it's an eye catcher. Been gassing for a MM recently after playing one in a shop... really liked the neck and feel of that bass...
HH