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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

The red gio is my first bass. $100 bucks with a killer gig bag, and a little amp from a buddy back in 2000. Frets are smashed to hell, and the pick ups are rusted out. But oddly enough, it still sounds and plays decent. Wierd, right?
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MY 63 AVRI Precision Bass and American Professional Jazz Bass.

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^ Notice the HUGE difference in neck width, haha. However, the skinny, fast Jazz doesn't making playing the P-bass any less fun. I really do have the best of both worlds with these two.
 

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As usual, Dad's toys are in the floor, while the King (Queen?) of the suburban jungle enjoys the sofa... :).
I guess you're not getting the chair, either... :laugh:.
As long as the cat's don't use the basses as scratching posts, I think he'll be good. Who needs chairs when you've got all that gear?:)