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Only one, unless you count P/J's, in which case 4 (I think)
I counted my one and only, which is PJ (but not by birth). Does that count?
I like that almost twice has many people have one than don't have one.Kinda funny how in this voting, 4 seems to be a bad number of P basses to have. More than twice as many have 3, or 5+., as have 4. 1,2,3 also all popular numbers. Lesson: if you have 4, best to sell one or buy one.
Squier Matt Freeman with an Aguilar AG-4P-60 pickup strung with Chromes. Thinking about switching to TIs next restringing.
And an MIM Fender with a Klein 62 Epic pickup and currently strung with GHS Pressurewounds but which will soon be tried with LaBella Copper White Nylons.
(I've got very definite ideas about how I want my PBs to sound.)