1995 Jazz Bass, with one of the most comfortable necks I've ever felt on any stringed instrument, which really is just a mighty fine bass and a joy to play.
2011 AVRI '62 Precision Bass, which I got because, while I love the Jazz Bass, I wanted to try a P-Bass as well. The necks are definitely different, but going between the two is great fun. Also, the straightforwardness and simplicity of it is ideal. There's not a lot to fiddle with. Meaning that I focus on playing bass and not on twiddling knobs.
1975 Jazz Bass in the classic natural finish that I found at my FLGS. It had been there for a while, meaning that they weren't going to move it anytime soon. Meanwhile, I had a few (yes, a few) guitars that weren't getting use, mainly because I hadn't really bonded with them. So, out they went and in came the bass.
It's in decent enough condition. The neck has a slightly different feel from the 95 Jazz Bass, in a good way. Also, it's strung with roundwounds, as opposed to the flatwounds I have on the other 2 basses.
Basically, each bass has a different feel to it.
) many years ago, when I had it in the shop to get the nut adjusted since the strings were way too high at the first fret. The repair guy called up Tacoma and they shipped him a replacement neck, which has been on there and perfectly fine ever since.
