Son and daughter are the artists. They don't play any instruments so it's a great arrangement.
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Let me see your same style bass collections
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Son and daughter are the artists. They don't play any instruments so it's a great arrangement.
Thanks
They are all Soundgear Standard. I'm saving up for a PREMIUM SR2600. I want the low weight of the SR300EB with the aggression of the SR600E. Left to right SR600E, SR300EB, SR300E.Do you only play or mostly play one style of bass? This can be as little as two or more . (Depending on the size of your collection). Number of stings doesn't count. For instance, I only play 5 strings, I only play 6 strings, ect.
Im more interested in seeing like a collection of Danelectros, Rics, Spectors, Thundebirds, Yamaha BB's, etc.
I suspect that the most responses will be Fender Precisions and Jazz basses. So let me see those basses that stole your heart , fit your hands like a glove, and put a smile on your face.
My small collections...Carl Thompson, Squier, G&L
And from yesteryear...Gibson Rippers and Mørch singlecuts. Sadly, no longer in my possession.
And from yesteryear...Gibson Rippers and Mørch singlecuts. Sadly, no longer in my possession.
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I must say they wasn't all mine...borrowed a few for a YouTube video test
.But I am a Pbass guy!
I have two red Sereks. Not sure if that counts as a collection, but I'm working on getting all of my basses in red.
I have a thing for different flavours of P-basses.
I love these collections comprised of stuff you just don’t see everyday .My lo-z Les Paul Bass family
If I thought the tone fit you, i might have put money down on you getting one, especially if it also had non-Sting gold hardware. But I'm not sure you're a Spector girl.I can’t believe not one Sting “ white “ Spector has shown up yet. Which one of you will be the first ?
FWIW, I always loved the look of his white Spector. Yeah, it's pretty 80s looking, but it still looks pretty classy today.
The king of Dad jokes!!Wow, it's tough to Beatle a collection like that!
There are certain basses that I figure probably don’t fit maybe short frame. Thunderbirds , and Spectors are the ones I hear most players complain about . So I stay clear. But man they sure look beautiful all dressed in white.
You can add the Yamaha BB to that short list as well. I like to drool over those. Hoping some will show up soon in this thread .
These days I am down to just five basses, two Rickenbackers, two Martin Keiths, and one Guild. Here are the Ricks and Keiths.
Some other Ricks I have owned in the past (I don't have any photos of the mid '70s 4001 I had from back in my Disco Daze).
At one time I had seven of these (don't recall which seven
) at the same time.
At one time I had seven of these (don't recall which seven
) at the same time.
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Warwick Custom Shop Streamer basses
The green one has flats, and one is a HCT. The HCTs have a sound block in them and thus sound a but different; more sustain, for example. The HCT also has the Cavern spacing for the pickups and not the standard spacing.I spy a Fretless and a short scale. Love that green.
Imagine that!Mostly Thunderbird Shaped objects.............
Some collections here are impressive. But for me yours is the coolest ! We can feel the joy of music just looking your babies. They deserves pics in which we would see all details ( even if you already post it in other topics
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