What's your favorite brand?

[interp]

Other than the high-end boutique basses I’ve owned, I’d say Lakland, Fender, Yamaha. In that order.

 

[bassmangreg]

Fender

 

[bass40hz]

Spector

 

[roller]

D O R I T O S C O O L R A N C H

 

[dbbltime]

Ernie Ball Musicman
G&L
Fender

 

[EdwardofHuncote]

Goody's Extra Strength Headache Powders.

 

[Green1]

MTD

 

[MattZilla]

I know this is in basses, but I refuse to pick one Fender copier over another- they're all better than Fender.

Favorite Brands
-Pre-Chris Bangle BMW
-Craftsman Tools
-Waterford Cycles

 

[burgerdj]

Still stuck on Warwick - love the size and contours of the 90s Streamers. Close second is EB Music Man.

 

[kimmyt]

Dingwall & Barefaced

 

[tmw]

Fender

 

[Pet Sounds]

Sadowsky (unmatched quality)
Fender (I love Precision Basses)
Rickenbacker
Ernie Ball Music Man
Alembic (Great basses, usually a little too high-fi for my tastes)
Hofner (Germany) (I love 'em, but I don't think they work for a lot of the music I play)

 

[Sgtpepper89]

Mcdonalds.

After a long day of practice, aint nobody got time to cook

 

[milesdavisblue]

Lakland
Dingwall
Carvin

Gallien Krueger

 

[Manticore]

Alembic

 

[4SG]

Probably Macallan. Can't go wrong with a Macallan 15.

 

[Mr.Ace]

Fodera

 

[Cracker7]

Sterling with a Nordstrand pickup and pre strung with DR sunbeams 45-105 played through a Genzler MG 350 into two vert stacked GK cx210.

 

[StatesideRambler]

The Double-R Bar

 

[M.R. Ogle]

How can you not love Alembic?
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