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The official "Show your basses" thread part 15!

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Music Man Stingray - I finally bought one! Previous owner didn´t take good care of it. I replaced the nut for larger gauge strings. I play in C drop and use 115 - 95 - 75 -55.

Samic CB630 - I´ve had this one for 8 years now (It´s my first). Replaced the pick-ups with Seymour Duncan Bassline series. Great bass for affordable price.
 

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It's identical to my japanese, same paint tone. What model it's yours? As made in USA, i would say a 70s vintage or a 2010 American Standard... :)
I too have a P as 1st bass and a Hofner CT (german spares upgraded) which now i'm always using on rehearsals and gigs.
 
Its the 2009 American Standard. I love this color scheme, and even have a cheap back-up in the exact same colors!

OK this is my Fender Japan. I replaced the japanese pickup with a U.S. Fender Original one, and the original 1-ply white pickguard with a Fender Japan tortoise one. In the picture the bass seems to be white but actually is creme.

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And this is my Hofner Contemporary, upgraded with german spare parts:

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