Let's see those Work Horse Basses!

[draces1]

Love seeing all of the Fenders!. I've owned my American Standard J bass since 1998 - been playing it elusively ever since. Here is an alternative angle of it.

 

[bassbobh]

92 Sadowsky

 

[glenn selwitz]

 

[raveon58]

 

[Evil Rabbit]

1974 Carl Thompson bass that was coincidentally first built for Stanley Clarke. Stanley's first Thompson.

 

[Nailer]

 

[glenn selwitz]

66'

 

[AGCurry]

Picture from 40 years ago... still have it and still playing it. Plywood bass by Schroetter.

 

[Rob MacGregor]

Yamaha Motion bass, probably 1983 or so? (Got it in '88.) Been through some changes, but great sound, featherweight, fast neck. Surprisingly, it doesn't feel like a starter bass

 

[Crazy_Jake]

Squier VM 70's Jazz - upgraded with Dimarzio Ultra Jazz pu's

 

[RonyB]

 

[Short Scale]

 

[Short Scale]

Birdsong Corto II... My "go to" bass... All others are "spares" !

 

[Davidjpc]

Gary Willis fretted from Ibanez.

 

[LowBSix]

MIA Fender P/J 5 Nordstrand pickups

 

[topscratch]

1987 Fender Jazz. I got it in ‘92 after my beloved Gibson EB2 and brand new(at the time) Fender Precision Lyte were stolen out of my Chicago Apartment.

 

[CaseyVancouver]

'81 precision special the working man's bass. Good enough for any gig, and six nights a week.

 

[PXLpainter@gmai]

Let's see those Basses that "Brings Home the Bacon", whether it be gigging, recording or just playing at home - Let's see what you got!

Still in service since the 80s - my '71 Fretless P & '84 P both with Wilkerson 5-string conversion bridges and EMG active PJs.

And in action 100 years ago!

 

[OllyW]

My Mustang PJ has been the "go to" bass in my new band so far but I've been experimenting with a Precision in rehearsals since the new year.

 

[GrimTim]