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man!
I thought I was the only one that had one of those.....
). My first real bass was the red one with just a P pickup.I had one of the red single P's also. I painted a diver stripe across it then put a Kahler whammy on it.Both models played and sounded great and they can still be had fairly cheap on the 'Bay.
My camera just farted out on me last week, but I can say that I have a Steiny XL-2. It's an '87 and it's creamy white!
That makes us very exclusive club members,I understand less than 200 white ones were produced.My camera just farted out on me last week, but I can say that I have a Steiny XL-2. It's an '87 and it's creamy white!
That makes us very exclusive club members,I understand less than 200 white ones were produced.

This is exactly why I'm up every Saturday morning no matter how late Friday's gig ran hitting yard sales and estate sales.Yes,deals can still be found. Great score my friend!Yeah, that's the reason I hardly ever use it in a performance. It plays wonderfully, but, you know...
I got it for $330 in an estate sale about 3 years ago in Spokane. Man, I love it when remaining family members know diddley-squat about instruments!
Instead, I use one of the wooden spirit XT models for gigging and traveling.
Late 80's-Early 90's Fender HM5 (pic on right is the stock, original 'hair band' color scheme).