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My Basses (pics)

I took some pics of my basses for my homeowners insurance and I thought that I would post them
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L-R Larrivee' ABG, Pedulla Thunderbass 8 string, Alembic Mark King Custom 5 string, Status Stealth 5 string, Mouradian CS-74, Aria Pro SB-900, Warwick Thumb 5 string
 
Futurehead said:
As an owner of only 1 bass (me good old Fender P-Bass) this makes me a tad jealous, someday I'm hoping to have a collection such as yours. How long did it take you to accumulate all of them?
I've been playing for about 23 years and its only been lately that I have been able to afford a nice collection. From 1982 until 1996 I played an Aria Pro II that I had bought used. I got the Warwick in 1996, the Pedulla in 1997, the Larrivee' in 1999, the Alembic in 2003, the Mouradian in 2004 and the Aria Pro II(a 1978 I got off eBay) and the Status in 2005. I was using the Warwick and the Alembic as my main basses until I got the Status. Now I am thinking about selling the Pedulla and the Warwick to thin the herd out a little as I really don't need 3 five string basses.
 
Akito said:
How do you find time to enjoy all of those? Really nice collection! I especially like the Alembic Mark King, the Status and the Pedulla.
My band practices about 2-3 times a week. I have the 5 strings tuned to ADGCF and I alternate them for certain songs. The Mouradian and the Aria are tuned EADG and I use them for certain songs as well. The Warwick and the Pedulla aren't getting much love so I am thinking about letting them go
 
LajoieT said:
I've wanted a Mouradian ever since the bass player for Extreme played one (a girl I liked thought they were the greatest...)
Pat Badger worked in Jim Mouradian's guitar shop building them with Jim and his son before he played in Extreme. He is playing a CS-74 at the tribute concert for Freddy Mercury and Nuno Bettencourt is playing the guitar version.