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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

Jazzy McPbody on his way to funtime at the supertopsecret 1-2-3 Jetpacks practice lair/radon research lab with customary crappy phone pic.
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NOBD, It was a toss up between this 1979 Greco GOB-900, or a showroom condition Yamaha TRBX 504 for the same price.
Both have the passive/active option but the old, beat up Greco won. This was a closet queen for a long time and someone's gigging bass prior, judging by the condition. I am actually happy it isn't pristine, as I will probably modify the controls to separate volume/tone controls and the phase option is being removed. No buyer's regret on this one though...
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NOBD, It was a toss up between this 1979 Greco GOB-900, or a showroom condition Yamaha TRBX 504 for the same price.
Both have the passive/active option but the old, beat up Greco won. This was a closet queen for a long time and someone's gigging bass prior, judging by the condition. I am actually happy it isn't pristine, as I will probably modify the controls to separate volume/tone controls and the phase option is being removed. No buyer's regret on this one though...
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Looks like a warm, comfortable bass. Love the finish and inlays.
 
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2 sisters reunited after 40 years. A Squier Pbass and a Fender Jazz, both are JVs with necks from December 1982.

I was so confused for a sec... looks like you had a 4+1 tuning set up on the Jazz so I was wondering where the 5th string was?!?!?!?

...then I realized that's the doorknob behind it. LOL