More than 1 bass, but does not...

[pedroims]

I am , I do not play in a band and I am not a collector either, and I am just learning how to play but I have 6 basses.

Fender MIA P
Fender MIM P
Fender aerodyne P/J
Stingray
Lakland DJ
Yamaha BB404

I want to get try the 44-02 but I have not more space in my room so I am thinking on selling the aerodyne, the yamaha, the stingray and Fender MIM not plan on accumulate more basses.

 

[Quadruple Jay]

My goodness... I go crazy every time you post a picture of that Dark Star P. That is hands down one of the most amazing basses I've ever seen.

Some day... some day I'll make one for myself. Until then, I'll just have to keep looking up pictures of yours .

 

[Dave Siff]

I am currently not playing in a band, and I have four basses with a fifth one arriving this afternoon. It feels a bit silly and totally unnecessary, and I may end up selling a couple soon. I don't have a whole lot of money tied up in any of them, so it's not a huge deal. Over the years, I've tended to buy more basses when I'm not actively playing.

 

[mjolnir]

I play in a band, but not professionally, and I have four basses (not including my upright). I only play three of them however and am trying to sell the others.

 

[bukowski12]

I'm not in a band, I've never made any real money playing bass or making music and I have 5 basses. I love all of them and dont imagine selling any of them ever, unless I need a kidney. Do Schecter make kidneys? Different tones, different feels, different vibes with each one.... lines that run like melted butter on my jazz copy fight back and force a struggle on my charvel. On the charvel I can slap like Les Claypool abusing a stepchild. If I slap my Model T, it slaps me back.

Granted all 5 (hopefully 6 soon, got my eye on a beauty on the bay!) together cost me less than one of the boutique basses I come here to drool over.