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My '86 Stingray with nickle rounds
Fretted 70's style 5 with nickle rounds (ash/rosewood w/blocks, Lakland DJ or Sadowsky metro UV)
Fretted early 60's P with flats (pretty much manatory for me. I love them!)
After that, probably a fretless F-Bass 5 and a 70's Fender Music Master.
...my current bass
the same but fretless
the same design but acoustic( as in; built the same way an acoustic guitar would be.
That'd be very nice!!!
Can I have an uprite too? just so I wouldnt have to turn down gigs...please???!!!
Right now. I am a rank amature and have little experience in these matters, so if anyone wants to send me any of the three below, I could gain experience.
1. 1979 Fender American P-Bass (anybody got one?) (Historical)
2. MusicMan Bongo 5 HH (Modern)
3. Fretless Jazz bass (4 or 5 string)
But for now my 1997 Fender American Standard Jazz V and my 1998 MIM "midnight Blue" P-Bass will do nicely.