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How many different countries are your basses from?

All made in usa except 5 basses: 3 made in japan (Yamaha TRB5F, TRB6II, Ibanez SR1305), 1 made in germany (Warwick Streamer LX6 [and 2 german double basses]), 1 made in england (Status 6 string). sorry guys but I don't have a korean, chinese, indonesian, mexican, australian, tasmanian, bosnian, lithuanian, rhodesian, turkish.........................bass. :ninja: :hiding: :ninja: :hiding: :ninja: :hiding: :ninja: :ninja: :hiding: :ninja: :hiding: :ninja:



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5

USA:
Benavente Vintage Vortex 5
Benavente "Divinity Works" 5
Benavente Vortex 5 Fless Lane Poors
Roscoe LG3000
Modulus M92 5 w/Lane Poor
Fender Precision Deluxe MIA 1989
Fender Jazz Deluxe MIA 1998
Fender Jazz 1989 MIA
’86 G&L L2000
G&L L2500
Guild X 701
Guild SB201
Guild B4CE Acoustic
Warmoth\Audere\Nordy

Japan:
Sadowsky R5/24
Aria Pro II SB R60
Ibanez Musician MC924DS
Ibanez Musician MC824DS
Washburn Scavenger
Ibanez Destroyer Fless
Washburn Vulture NT Fless 1979
Charvel 2B

Germany:
Ritter Roya #515

England:
Status Ltd Ed Eclipse Custom Shop 4 #50/100

Taiwan:
Yamaha BB3000A
 
USA -3
Valenti #33, MusicMan String Ray Piezo, Alleva Coppolo AC1600

Japan -2
Yamaha TRB6p2, Sadowsky Metro UV70,

Canada -1
Dingwall AB-1

Czech -1
Spector Euro 5 Poplar burl top!


I feel a bit ashamed that I don't have any Korean made bass although I'm a Korean!! (50% joke, so plz don't take it seriously :D :D:D:D:D)
 
My instruments are from germany and one was made in england.
All pick-ups are german and one bridge is from the US.
The next one will be german again.
Then twins made in england.
All are custom made

My first ever bass, a canadian is being refurbished at the moment.
Should be done by christmas.

And then there is an ashbory which I think is chinese.
 
As of now only one, Germany, which is where my Sandberg Custom 5 was made. With any luck I'll have a sweet Warwick coming to me soon which is also made in Germany. I've noticed that I really like the sound of European basses, lol. It's not as if they all sound the same or even similar it's just that my hit/miss ratio is better with Euro basses than with any other country currently, lol. America is gaining some serious ground in the past few months though :)