Most versatile bass?

[G On Bass]

I am finding my Lakland 55-02 to be an amazingly versatile bass.

 

[EagleMoon]

Any bass can play any genre. It's the player that must be versatile.

 

[Darkstrike]

Any bass can play any genre. It's the player that must be versatile.

Yeah, but thats no fun!

 

[savit260]

Any bass can play any genre. It's the player that must be versatile.

I very much agree.

Instruments are wood and wire. Players are versatile.

 

[Bassman822]

G&L L2K is hard to beat for its versatlilty

 

[de la mocha]

An SX fretless Precision

 

[korey L]

Fender P bass deluxe with both p and j pickups

 

[Joe Nerve]

Without a shadow of a doubt as far as I'm concerned...

 

[nitrofix]

G&L L2K is hard to beat for its versatlilty

+1

 

[Arvin]

A P/J with flats.

 

[Pilgrim]

A P, a J or my Jack Casady.

 

[GobBass]

Sandberg PM..all relevant sounds covered in spades.

 

[Jeff 66]

Spector.

No backup necessary.

Total desert island bass, right there!

 

[funkybass]

Any bass can play any genre. It's the player that must be versatile.

While I agree with you to an extent, I probably wouldn't buy a precision if I slapped a lot or play a stingray on a jazz gig.

 

[Basso Gruvitas]

www.skjolddesign.com
'nuff said

 

[leegreenman]

Any bass can play any genre. It's the player that must be versatile.

That pretty much sums it up as far as I'm concerned. As a bassist, I find i'm generally far more concerned what I'm playing than anyone in the audience.

 

[Huge]

Whichever bass I happened to own at the time.

This.

 

[IotaNet]

G&L L2500 aka The Swiss Army Bass

Excellent choice. This bass often gets overlooked and it's as versatile as they come.

 

[Righteous Thunderer]

As much as I agree that it's the player who must possess the attribute, for the sake of the thread, a Warwick Corvette NT LTD 2010.

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[azfryguy]

Ibanez soundgears

you can get any sound and the look like good on stage if your playing metal jazz blues whatever