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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

And this was the back-up to that...early 90's SR400, (refinished myself, Mazda Dark Steel, 26X)View attachment 2762551

The 90’s Soundgear basses were the best ones made in my opinion. I still have my 94’ and 95’ SR 500 Soundgear basses. In my 20 plus years of owning them and playing them, I am yet to have had to done anything to them. Not even so much as a neck adjustment. These 2 basses have been on tour with me, in the studio, played countless live shows and unknown hours of practice and they have always performed well.
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Hi all, I have never posted in here before! I am going to do an intro in the other appropriate thread but figured I would show my children here! I have owned many basses past and present (wish I kept some of them) and these are the current roster! I also have a custom built Moniker coming my way soon. Thanks for looking!
 
Been a while, thought I'd check in with an updated line up!

-2003 Lakland Skyline 55-01. Wired passive with a 3 way pickup selector, Aguilar Super Double pickups, and GHS flats. Thing screams vintage.

-2004 Lakland Skyline Darryl Jones. This is my numero uno. All original, but is factory equipt with Aero pickups which they used to use.

-My parts Pjazz bass. Found all the parts used and stuck it together. Warmoth body and neck, SD Quarter Pounder, hipshot lollipops, and I just started relicing it. Not done yet, but it'll look awesome when it's done!
 

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My collection is getting a little out of control. I was trying to limit myself to 4....

- The Rogue fretless I got for $40 and it came with Fender flats so that was an obvious purchase

- next is a Squier P5 with American Standard pups. I’m not a big 5 string player but I need it for my band.

-Fender FSR PJ. Couldn’t turn this one down. I’m a sucker for bright colors and blocked and bound necks.

- next is something I just got here on TB. TBer put it together and it is the jazz brother to my PJ. Again I’m a sucker for the looks and it plays awesome!

- FGN J standard I acquired in a trade. I really like MIJ basses and this one is awesome with the active EMGs. Matching headstock too which I’m a sucker for. Definitely a keeper.

- then there is my Moniker Zuma. I am an endorsing artist for them and designed this myself (matching headstock ftw) It’s awesome.

-Bacchus Woodline DX4. Love this bass too but recently listed it for sale. Again I love the Japanese stuff as the quality is amazing but ultimately I prefer maple necks and something needs to go... PS another matching headstock

-Lastly a Fender USA jazz in chrome red. Picked it up for a great price. Needed heavy cleaning and the neck isn’t in the greatest shape. Picked up a rosewood Warmoth to try. I prefer maple but think rosewood will really make the color pop.

-not pictured is an EBMM Sterling Classic. Also listed for sale. I like it but not as much as the others...

-also working on putting a p bass together with a blocked and bound maple neck and custom decal. The body will be heavy flaked purple sparkle....

Yes I have a problem!!

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