I voted for Warwick but all I currently own is my 4 string Spector. If I had my choice and the indispensable cash for one, I'd have a 5 string Thumb neck through. I've had GAS for one of those ever since I heard Ryan Martinie from Mudvayne. Don't get me wrong, I love my Spector and would love to have a Euro 5LX but man those Warwicks sound mean!
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One bass! Just One!
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I refuse to play this game! You can't make me sell them!!!! You can't make sell my........precious's!!!!
My Adamovic Halo 5 strings would be THE bass. It was built for me and does it all (feel and tone wise)
Hmmmm. Have you even seen the results of this poll thus far??Well, if Fender was the only brand of bass available to mankind then it would win. But it's not...so it doesn't.
M. M.
My modulus vj4 w/nordstrand split coils and u-retro preamp (as well as other upgrades) is my end all be all. It is the best bass I've ever played as far as feel and sound go.
I'm sure there's a nicer bass out there but I don't need it.
I'm sure there's a nicer bass out there but I don't need it.
That's a beautiful bass.My modulus vj4 w/nordstrand split coils and u-retro preamp (as well as other upgrades) is my end all be all. It is the best bass I've ever played as far as feel and sound go.
I'm sure there's a nicer bass out there but I don't need it.
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I would keep my 2002 Schecter Stiletto Elite 5, I've grown to love the extended scale and EMG HZs.
I am at one bass- my Carvin JB4. (although the urge may take me to pick up another P-bass one day)
*If* I owned one of every bass on the list, I'd keep a Sadowsky.
If no Sadowsky, but I had everything else, I'd keep a Fender.
With either of these, no one will ever tell me I have the "wrong" bass.
If no Sadowsky, but I had everything else, I'd keep a Fender.
With either of these, no one will ever tell me I have the "wrong" bass.
House on fire or financial distress, it would be hard to decide between my 1964 P (probably the most valuable bass I own), and my 1942 Kay OM100B (the only double bass I currently own, and I always seem to make more money when playing it than I do when I'm playing EB).
The rest of them are more easily replaceable.
The rest of them are more easily replaceable.
