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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

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Well poopie, the app won't let me upload a picture of the latest addition to the family.

I picked up a Stingray5 in Chili Red from Sweetwater a few days ago, in the double bucked configuration. It has replaced my Adam Clayton Signature bass as my go-to axe because the neck is amazingly fast and smooth, the tonal variety i get from the double buckers, and the overall feel is just spot on for my play style.

Still can't believe I ever got rid of my first Stingray5. But we're back together now.
 
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Here's what I thought was the whole family until a couple days ago when I found out my first bass (a black sparkle boat finish bb3000 that got sanded down and Tung oiled, everything replaced) has been in my freaking brother in law's attic!!!

But until then, here's the bass I had made in about 1996, after which I didn't have a need to continue buying basses OR amps:
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Well poopie, the app won't let me upload a picture of the latest addition to the family.

I picked up a Stingray5 in Chili Red from Sweetwater a few days ago, in the double bucked configuration. It has replaced my Adam Clayton Signature bass as my go-to axe because the neck is amazingly fast and smooth, the tonal variety i get from the double buckers, and the overall feel is just spot on for my play style.

Still can't believe I ever got rid of my first Stingray5. But we're back together now.
I hope you got it after they dropped the price recently. All of their chili red basses took a considerable discount this week.
 
Here's what I thought was the whole family until a couple days ago when I found out my first bass (a black sparkle boat finish bb3000 that got sanded down and Tung oiled, everything replaced) has been in my freaking brother in law's attic!!!

But until then, here's the bass I had made in about 1996, after which I didn't have a need to continue buying basses OR amps:
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That is very exceptional ! We'll patiently wait on the BB3000.