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If you could have TWO and ONLY TWO basses..

What would be your second life saving bass?

  • fender

    Votes: 788 27.7%
  • tune

    Votes: 2 0.1%
  • g&l

    Votes: 134 4.7%
  • mtd

    Votes: 74 2.6%
  • rob allen

    Votes: 13 0.5%
  • zon

    Votes: 50 1.8%
  • modulus

    Votes: 81 2.8%
  • fodera

    Votes: 114 4.0%
  • ken smith

    Votes: 57 2.0%
  • kenneth lawrence

    Votes: 9 0.3%
  • f bass

    Votes: 54 1.9%
  • status

    Votes: 14 0.5%
  • citron

    Votes: 3 0.1%
  • musicman

    Votes: 347 12.2%
  • Hanewinckel

    Votes: 8 0.3%
  • Marleux

    Votes: 10 0.4%
  • pedulla

    Votes: 51 1.8%
  • roscoe

    Votes: 37 1.3%
  • warwick

    Votes: 264 9.3%
  • wal

    Votes: 78 2.7%
  • conklin

    Votes: 71 2.5%
  • sei

    Votes: 16 0.6%
  • overwater

    Votes: 7 0.2%
  • other

    Votes: 567 19.9%

  • Total voters
    2,849
grr, I hope this situation never occurs, however I wouldn't really mind now cuz most of my equip. now isn't top of the line. My first would be a handmade Conklin 8 string, that'd probably cover it there but I'd also take a Series ll Doubleneck Alembic (check it out [Invalid or Expired Link Removed])
just so I can brag cuz I'd never be able to afford it
 
I have a 1979 Ibanez Studio bass ( I must be the only one). It seems like a fine bass so far.
An ideal second bass would be simple: a Surf Green Fender P-Bass with a rosewood fretboard and a gold anodized (spelled right?) pickguard. Custom shop, vintage or off the rack, it wouldn't matter, I just dig playin' rock 'n' roll.
 

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