Poll: Do you have multiple basses of the same brand?

I guess I like to diversify; all 10 in my arsenal are from different makers.
Closest I come is two Fender necks. ('78 P neck on a Warmoth body and a '78 Musicmaster.)

 

Just the Fenders, all M/CIJ

 

Two Alembics, two pre-Ernie Ball Music Man. Used to have two Hanewinckels that were consecutive serial numbers, purchased two years apart. Sold them to the same guy in two separate transactions.

 

Of the 9 basses I currently own, 2 are by Modulus Graphite, and 2 are by Warmoth.

 

I own 6 Aria SB model basses from the Matsumoko era. You could call me a fan.

 

When i seriously collected my collection was mostly based on having all the major consumer-ish brands represented. So i had one of just anout every production bass you would have heard on records in the 70s and 80s.

I never went for the high end fender clones. Anything above 2 grand i never really considered. This was 20 years ago though when i was able to a get a 5 string Wal for 1900.

I did have a P and J, but only those fenders

 

Yes, but only by happenstance.

 

Alembics…the one in the middle is long gone.

Music Man. ‘78 Sting Ray, ‘79 Sabre and ‘80 Sabre. The ‘80 Sabre is long gone.

Hanewinckels. 6-string fretless and 6-string fretted. Both long gone.

 

I build my own basses, so...yes. All one "brand".

 

Yep.
7 Vantage VP-710B.
And 14 assorted basses collected over 40 years.

 

Not yet.

One Fender P
One Rogue viola
One self-built PJ/JJ.

One bourbon, one scotch, one cognac.

 

3 Fenders (2 USA, 1 MIM)... the rest are other manufacturers, including one I put together.

 

I have more Fenders than anything else.

 

That's an oddly specific collection - is there some story behind your "focus" on that one model?

 

two kapok PJs:


i don't know if these meet the criteria, but here are four glarry-based, parts axes:

three of those carry my own 'badge' so maybe those fit the "multiple" idea.

 

7 fenders (2 Jazz, Jazz Aerodyne, Precision, Jaguar, Telecaster, Mustang) 1 Squier, 2 Yamahas and a stand-up NDesign. I would try something else but the local music stores tend to offer the $300 and under types. I would like to add a Lakland or Sadowsky to the collection, but few around to try. Might have to take a trip into Boston or NYC to play the high-end kind.

 

Four Fender Jazz Basses, one Fender Jazz Bass Special. And 3 ESP Ltd. series basses.

 

Yep.
Two Tune TWB63OB's.
Twins.
Both where made the same year.
The same wood type.
The same string brand/type.
One is defretted.

 

I have duplicate Medium Scale Precision Bass ..... one for flats, one for rounds. To this day I can't tell you which one I love more.