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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

The family shot....

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My collection is enlarged by my desire to have fretted and fretless versions of most of the main categories of bass contained in it - Precisions, Jazzes, PJ or JP hybrids, Status Streamlines, Mustangs and so on. I have some fretted “extras” in there with no fretless counterpart -yet. So, future additions might include a fretless Stingray, or the purely GAS driven guilty extravagance of a fretless Rickenbacker.
 
1 for gigging --G&L Fallout Tribute Bass (30" scale)
3 practice basses--Aria Beatle 1420 (30" scale), Alembic Persuader (32"), Dave Pushic Custom (32")
2 on consignment at a local music store ---Aria Pro II (34") and Spector Performer (34")

So, I own 6.... hopefully get down to 4 soon!
 
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Parts bass is my daily driver, and the one if I could only have one:
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Yamaha is my backup, basement beater:
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Peavey is my Jazz (ish). Decent bass, but honestly doesn’t get much play time, and I’m considering donating it to the local music school:
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And the Dean Acoustic. Not terrible, but I just don’t play it. Technically it’s my wife’s bass, so her call on what to do with it!
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