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The official "Show your basses" thread part 17!

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These are mine, nothing too fancy here, but I love these two basses (I have a 5er back in my home country, but for obvious reasons couldn't take a picture):

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Four string fretless Muser, originally black and fretted, a luthier defretted it 11 years ago, and I stripped off the paint, and it has a teak oil finish. I've had this bass since 2000.

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6 string Strinberg, I bought this in april last year, and it is quite the bass, considering that it was not expensive at all. The finishes, hardware and pups make it look and sound like a boutique bass. Easy to play, very versatile, and nice to look at. My only complaint is that it's heavy as hell and tends to neckdive a little due to the relatively short upper bout. Other than that, this is a keeper.
 
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The group shot
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The MIM Jazz
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The ESP
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The Fretless Rick
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The Ponified Squier Mike Dirnt
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The Aria Pro II TSB-650
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The Ibanez GSR200
Not shown: My VM P Bass and my SX. I also didn't include the cello, mandolin, balalaika, and the guitar this time.

Pretty much everything that you just saw is for sale, so shoot me a PM if you really like something!
 
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