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For those with more than four basses, it would be great if you could tell us what we are seeing. My curiosity is very high.
Since it's been a couple of years... took some new ones today.
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Judging from this photo, I'd say you started off with a few Fenders and then went.... ahem.... totally "Balls to the Wals"![]()
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Not 1, 2 or 3, but 4 Wals? Well played sir. Also very beautiful, all 11 of them!Since it's been a couple of years... took some new ones today.
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Since it's been a couple of years... took some new ones today.
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Judging from this photo, I'd say you started off with a few Fenders and then went.... ahem.... totally "Balls to the Wals"![]()
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you forgot the middle EBMM phase..

Yancey (1030)
Semi-hollow mahogany body - amboyna burl top - walnut/wenge neck - rosewood fingerboard - ebony headstock inlay (and knobs)
Yancey Propreitary Dual Hum Cancelling Coils - dual/single coil selection switch (with no volume drop)
Since it's been a couple of years... took some new ones today.
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