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How many basses do you own? (Currently)

How many basses do you currently own?


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Gibson Les Paul Money Bass
Fender Precision Bass (1974)
Fender Jazz Bass Special
Fender American Vintage ’62 Jazz Bass
Modulus Vertex 4
Peavey Fury
Hamer Cruise Bass
Guild SB-608 Flying Star

. . . and a '92 MIM Fender Precision, which I still own but which I expect will be going to a friend of mine in the next few weeks.
 
This thread is an eye opener. Realize how blessed we are to have a bass and to have multiple is amazing.

I've got six and seven on the way.

1) Ken Smith/Fodera Hybrid
2) Sadowsky NYC
3) EBMM - BFR
4) Elrick
5) Lakland - Skyline
6) Fender - Fretless P (not pictured)
7) Fodera - YYS serial #109 (ready by December)
 

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1958 Egmond hollow body w. tapewounds.
1966 Fender Candy apple red Jazz -> Main bass
1970 Epiphone ET-280 (owned since ´79)
1975 Fender Jazz Bass, sunb / mable
1978 Fender Precision, Natrual / mable
1982 Fender Japan JV Jazz (earliest known Fender Logo Jpn!)
1982 Fender Fullerton 60 reissue Jazz
1982 Fender Fullerton 62 reissue P
1982 Fender US Standard Jazz, (dot and bound)
1993 Fender Jpn 62 ri Jazz
1995 Alembic Epic, mahogany / bird's-eye maple.
1999 Fender CS Relic ´64 Jazz
2000 Fender Mustang "competition" ri
2004 Fender Custom Classic J Black
 
I had 5 until about a year ago. A '63 precision, lakland skyline joe osborne, hofner club bass, Jerry Jones longhorn and fender custom shop '62 jazz reissue and then I discovered Squire Basses and boy do they kick ass. So I've added three basses in the last 12 months all Squire. A VM jaguar, a VM 5 string jazz and a classic vibe precision in a very cool fiesta red.
I love all my basses and I've winnowed out a few dogs over the years but I gotta say these squires are a real bang for the buck and for a few hundred bucks who cares if they fall over and go boom.
 
Too many really.

Currently (In order acquired):

1994 Carvin LB75
1995 Carvin LB76
2001 Musicman SR5 H
2003 Carvin LB76PF
2010 Spector Euro 5LX
2011 Spector Euro 6LX
2011 Lakland Skyline 55-64 P5
2011 Musicman SR5 HH
2012 Spector Euro 435 LX
2008 Spector NS-5XL

Seems like I went nuts in 2011.

Primary players have been my SR5 H and Euro 5LX. That will probably change to my SR5 HH and NS-5XL now.
 
Hi man,
I know I'm late but I initially thought a weekly notice could be the best: I was undoubtedly wrong

Anyway, you asked me which Yammies I prefer among the ones in my current collection:

well, these ones:



The lava red one appeared on my marriage photobook, while the black one was bought when, long before I even knew the sex of my baby, I dreamt he could've actually been male (my son Andrea Edoardo)



To start up, I managed to buy him, as first bass, a Fender Precision Jr. (a short scale MIM standard Torino Red Precision) I modded w/DiMarzio ModelOne neck pickup (to let it look quite like Dad's Yam Attitude) - pictured aside first Yamaha RBX350 with Hipshot GB7 bass extender - and, then, a proper Yam Attitude (just like Dad different color), for when he will be man.

Cheers,
Wallace
 
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