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The 50+ Basses Owned Club!!!

ha - not even close. I got through the first 30+ years of my life with just three: a Hagstrom; then a franken-Fender fretless; then a Fender Jazz. All gone.

Then when I resumed playing after a layoff to raise kids, I had more disposable income, and currently own:

Fender Jazz '62 reissue
Fender P 1978 fretless
Fender P '51 reissue

EBMM Sterling fretless 4
EBMM Stingray HH 5

Joe Veillette fretless 5
Ibanez acoustic 5
Fender acoustic 4

Upton Standard upright
Upton Hybrid upright

So I am currently at 10, making the total 13. I'm not done yet, but I can't see getting to 50.
 
So many basses over 50 All I can remenber is my first bass back in'65 was a 64 Fender P bass and now a Rocose 3005. I try to remember some of them.

Fender P bass - 5
Fender jazz bass - 3
Carvin Basses -5
Modulus - 1
Rocose - 1
Ken Smith - 3
Hofher - 1
Ibenez - 3
Yamaha - 3
Jackson -1
G+L - 1
Musicman - 2
Tobias - 3
Warmoth -1
Peavey - 1
Pudulla - 3
Alembic -1
Lakland - 2
One head less - 1
MTd - 2
Spector - 1
ESP- 1
Dean - 1
Dingwall Combustion - 1
Can remember anymore so I out of this.
 
count me in...i've owned 15 basses. still own 9 if you count the upright, 10 if you count the 1960 eb-0 that patiently sits broken in my garage waiting for me to fix it.

edit: hmmm...it says 50 basses? holy crap do i need glasses! nobody except john entwistle and justin meldal-johnsen owns 50 basses! sheesh!
 
50 is too much! Useless... you should sell some of them and buy other gear instead.

from my 60+ basses...I am currently down to 10 with 6 ..some being previously owned by Stanly Clarke and a couple of prototypes..:bassist:

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