I have a 1983 Fender P -bass MIA
2001 Fender J bass MIA
Dean The Edge 5 string fretless
Shecter C-4 Diamond Series
2001 Fender J bass MIA
Dean The Edge 5 string fretless
Shecter C-4 Diamond Series
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Only two, but they are special.
One Bogart fretless 5, single Bart in the bridge position, and Demeter preamp.
One Warmoth fretted 5 Jazz, Birdseye maple everything. Bart HB in bridge position, running passive right now, but you never know.
May be adding to the collection really soon. Local builder Tom Clement has impressed me, may have to have a couple customs made. hehehehehe
I regularly play my 5 string and fretless. I had been playing the Alembic whne I played a 4 string fretted, but it needs a setup/fret job/whatever and I'm penniless so it's retired for now. This has led to my rediscovering my Tobias, which I now realize is the best bass in the world. It's going to see a lot more time. I wish I could get the action this low on all my basses. Among the other 4 strings, I like the Alembic for its aggressive bite so it gets used when that's appropriate. The Mouradian sounds better than any of the others with a pick, so when I'm picking I use that one. The cheapies get used when I don't wnat to have to worry about the bass I'm using.
Just noodling with the Midibass now, but I can see it having its uses in a band without a keyboard player. I set the Bich up with guitar strings when I got the Gibson, 8 and 12 string basses seemed redundand. I just noodle on it once in a while at home. The Gibson got used frequently until recently, I think the project I was using it for has dried up.
The uprights get noodled on at home.


