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Im always looking for Dean basses. V basses are tight but so are Caddy basses.The Razorback bass is also nice. Id love to play one. If the metalman V is anything like my other ones then the action is nice and the tone is great.
GASing for a Warwick Corvette 5, but 1-can't afford it at the moment and won't be able to afford it in near future 2-my 5 stringer gets the job done wonderfully. For now, I want something that looks more vintage.. and this cheap but effective SX basses are just what I need! (I guess)
as old of a Fender Jazz as I can afford. Just sold of a piece of equipment that should get me close to a nice early 70's example. I know I have to watch out for those 70's ones and I've been doing my homework. Been wanting one for over 10 years so it's time to scratch that itch.
There is absolutely no reason for me to get another bass. But if I do, it would be a Carvin Bolt 5 in natural swamp ash. bird's eye maple fingerboard, no inlays, HB2 pickup w/ coil splitter...I just created GAS for myself.
I 'm thinking about getting a fiver... I've been playing with a composer of rock musicals lately that calls for notes lower than low E. I've always played a 4 and until recently never thought about getting a 5 string bass.