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One bass! Just One!
- Thread starter inthebassclef
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Yeah, I get thatMy 1969 Fender Telecaster bass is the one!
Beauty!
The ones I own are not on the list 
If I could only keep one, it would be difficult as 2 were gifts from my beloved other half, so I would have to choose between the Squier VM Jag and the ESP ltd 5er.
Maybe if I kept the 5er, I would finally practice enough on it!
If I could only keep one, it would be difficult as 2 were gifts from my beloved other half, so I would have to choose between the Squier VM Jag and the ESP ltd 5er.
Maybe if I kept the 5er, I would finally practice enough on it!
As of right now, this is an easy one: my custom handmade Moser Arachnid Ultra. Once I receive the second one, that is currently being built for me, it will be a challenge to decide which one. Likely, it would still be The Monster, since it's serial number 1.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Both of my basses are MTD so that is how I voted. Id probably keep my CRB5 over my AG5 . A great 34 scale 5 string Pbass is hard to come by. MTD necks are my favorite, and the pbass with flats is bass as far as I am concerned
My 2011 MIA Precision. Recently modified and set up (black pickguard, badass III) by the good people of Club Bass, TO (Highly recommended).
IMG_20151026_122625_zpsciobffs4.jpg Photo by Jamersonburton | Photobucket
IMG_20151026_122625_zpsciobffs4.jpg Photo by Jamersonburton | Photobucket
i guess if i have to pick, i'd pick the L2000, just because i can get a lot of sounds out of it with the controls as well as the choice and freshness of the strings
Of my 3 basses, I would keep my Fender Jazz 5. It's the most versatile of my small collection...
This is my answer until I can find a new 5 Stringer that takes over the primary position..
This is my answer until I can find a new 5 Stringer that takes over the primary position..
Thanks! It was making me very happy at my gig this evening.
7 months later this has changed.. Truth be told.. I would be very hard pressed to pick one bass between
55-01 w Audere PZ4 w Bart Mk-5 pups
Brute JJX w switchable Bart Quads and a NTMB 3 Pre
Peavey U.S. Cirrus w Millenium Pre
MTD Kingston Heir w switchable (front,both,rear) Delano MC5 AL/JMVC5 pups and a Delano Sonar 3 Pre
They each bring their own dynamic to the table....
I love Dingwall, Alembic, Fodera etc, but Wyn just wyns for me on aesthetics and tone. Their low B is comparable to Dingwall, with a much more comfortable scale length. They sound absolutely perfect, and look stunning.
However, they can easily run over $6k, so it's highly unlikely I'll ever get one, unless of course Randall loves my pun so much, he'd let me test a five string?
However, they can easily run over $6k, so it's highly unlikely I'll ever get one, unless of course Randall loves my pun so much, he'd let me test a five string?
