If you could have TWO and ONLY TWO basses..

[dmrogers]

I would have to say my old, old, old Sunburst '72 Precision
and my American Standard Jazz. Both with maple necks.

It couldn't get any better for me.

 

[yem]

other: p and my db

 

[jbassbob]

My 86 Japanese Squier Jazz and my Sting P. For the music I love, They have it covered

 

[G RICH 5]

#1= Tobias killer B 5
#2= Stingray/Sterling 5

I may substitute a Growler 5 as #2 (I love Tobias necks)

 

[stratovani]

Like a lot of people here, a P and a J and I'm good to go.

 

[Papajewrry]

Fender BG-31, Peavey Foundation. That's my story and I'm sticken' to it!

 

[Agito]

My fender j-bass and another 6'er that can change from fretless to fretted

 

[Demonator]

My Dean Demonator is first,
My second if need be then my ML.
But I doubt I'll need to bust out the big guns.

 

[CaptainWampum]

Fender P

Stingray 5

 

[nutso42]

I would have a 5-string (preferably a Traben something), and a fretless 4-string Ernie Ball Stingray or Fender J.

 

[tribus]

Between these two (Larrivee) Ebony and (Carvin) Ivory things get done. Sometimes a bassist imagination is all it takes to ROCK !!!!

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[Eric Swaim]

#1 My Fender 75 Jazz Bass
#2 My Fender 97 Deluxe jazz bass

 

[cassanova]

Lakland 55-94 and a Roscoe Century.

 

[brekfustuvluzer]

the funk machine and the bass of doom!

 

[no1likesme]

Hofner 500/1 and an EB earthwood

 

[Diogenes]

My ATK700 and my Twerk P bass.

 

[bfc]

You forgot about CARVIN!!

 

[traix]

I used to be a diehard fretless Fender Precision guy until I really played a fretless Warwick Corvette. Now it's:

Corvette $$ 5-string fretted

Corvette $$ 4-string fretless

By the way, Warwick strings have some serious clean bottom end. When I had my US Precision I put the Warwick strings on it and had a deeper bottom end harmonically, if that makes any sense. You could literally hear it though.

traix

 

[R. Laevinus]

I'd have to go for an ESP F-series in black flame maple, hot-rodded with Q-tuners into a passive circuit, and;

A Fender Amstand P, in black with a white pearloid guard, again hot-rodded, but with a Seydunk Antiquity 2 P.


I'd really hate to have to let my Riverhead Unicorn disappear, though.

 

[secombs]

normally, I'd say a P and a J.. but to cover some more ground...

Fender Jazz
AND
some type of hollowbody.. probably a Guild Starfire.