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Let me see your same style bass collections
- Thread starter LadyLoveStingRay5
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Here's my collection (not my best pic of them, but I don't have enough space/stands/wall hangers in my house unfortunately)
All Fenders, all Jazz Basses, all lefties, all Japanese and all from the original Fender Japan line (pre-2015)
All Fenders, all Jazz Basses, all lefties, all Japanese and all from the original Fender Japan line (pre-2015)
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I like yours too...AND we're both Jackie Fox fansI like your style !!!
Im glad you are able to find multiples of what works for you. I now how difficult this can be for a lefty. Nice collection.
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It is one of 10 made in that color from the Czech mfg. BaCH, a really nice copy of the original '60s Gibson Non Reverse Thunderbird.
not sure this fits the OP, but i have a collection of fretless axes --- it's the only collection i have (all i got!)! 
Yes, they are, Matsumoko factory. My 1st bass was Vantage, single P pickup.
Nice variety !! You must be very proficient .
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My trio of Spector basses (and currently my only basses):
2019 Euro LE, 2017 Euro 1977 LE, 2022 USA NS2.
So it's a collection of: 1) Spectors, 2) 4-strings, 3) Matte-finished, 4) Woody-looking, 5) Active basses, 6) Neck-thru.
2019 Euro LE, 2017 Euro 1977 LE, 2022 USA NS2.
So it's a collection of: 1) Spectors, 2) 4-strings, 3) Matte-finished, 4) Woody-looking, 5) Active basses, 6) Neck-thru.
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...at collecting!
but i love playing them all!
Thanks. It has amazing pickups. Can go from traditional to full out aggressive without much effort.
I play only 6 strings and only ones built by me.
I like to think my collection is pretty diverse, but I do have some basses with commonalities:
As similar as these are (Rickenbacker, Jetglo, black hardware & trim), they are also pretty different, the 8-string is also an S (mono output, dots, no binding) vs. the 4003. But one thing they do share which is not standard is that the 4-string has the tailpiece with two extra screws.
Similarly, these two P-Basses are pretty different - the Donald Duck Dunn is stock, while the white '70s P-Bass has been modded with Alembic pickups and Baddass II.
I could also do short-scales, but don't have a good pic of mine together.
As similar as these are (Rickenbacker, Jetglo, black hardware & trim), they are also pretty different, the 8-string is also an S (mono output, dots, no binding) vs. the 4003. But one thing they do share which is not standard is that the 4-string has the tailpiece with two extra screws.
Similarly, these two P-Basses are pretty different - the Donald Duck Dunn is stock, while the white '70s P-Bass has been modded with Alembic pickups and Baddass II.
I could also do short-scales, but don't have a good pic of mine together.
I've got others, of course, but I love my Spectors.
2 of my 3 LTDs have F-series body shapes. For some reason, those nestle against my body just right. I've thought about trading the D-s (on the top) for another F-series, but that bass is wonderful in its own right and deserves to stay at the party.
This is my current collection of 1967-68 Kent Series 700 & 800 basses.
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Beautiful collection of Birds, but seeing that Washburn AB takes me back lol. I had the black version and longed after the natural one.Mostly Thunderbird Shaped objects.............
