What's your favorite brand?

[Mark_70]

Well - when on stage, I heavily rely on Ernie Ball for my bass, Aguilar for my amplification and Bergantino for making the air move.
They have never let me down and I'm quite happy with the rig, so there you have it; EBMM, Aguilar and Bergantino for the various parts of the signal chain.

Regards
Mark

 

[Spent]

Spector
Carvin

 

[dave64o]

I haven't owned or even tried any true boutique-level basses, so I can't compare anything to them. But, of basses I've had experience with, Musicman is tops with G&L a close second.

 

[Creeper2]

Warwick thumbs. Those basses do everything I need them to and then some

 

[Tommyc]

I have two basses both G&L one USA, one Indonesia.

 

[micguy]

I build my own basses, so I'll throw my endorsements to my most necessary suppliers to make the light basses I need:

1) Hipshot
2) Warmoth
3) Nordstrand.

I use different suppliers sometimes, but those 3 make stuff where there are no equivalents to fall back on.

 

[MobileHolmes]

In terms of number owned, I'd say Warmoth, but I suppose that doesn't exactly count

 

[MobileHolmes]

I build my own basses, so I'll throw my endorsements to my most necessary suppliers to make the light basses I need:

1) Hipshot
2) Warmoth
3) Nordstrand.

I use different suppliers sometimes, but those 3 make stuff where there are no equivalents to fall back on.

You're like my brother from another mother, though my warmoths have not been particularly light

 

[InnerBass]

Depends on what day of the week it is.

 

[gazzatriumph]

Bass- Warwick , Fender
Amp- TC Electronics, Ashdown

 

[FilTurd]

Guild
Gamma

 

[Standalone]

 

[TREYontheBASS]

Lakland for me. The necks on them are simply perfect for me. I play skylines and I really don't think you can get a better quality bass for the money.

 

[ThinCrappyTone]

Mesa Boogie is the music brand I trust above all others. I’ve never experienced another that’s been so consistently awesome, on all levels, accross all product lines, for so many years.

 

[AngelMoncada]

Another vote for G&L! I will concede that although I've never owned one, the Music Man basses I've tried seem to be comparable in feel/quality AKA really nice!

 

[darkestsun]

Fender!

 

[HomerJSimpsson]

SOUNDGOOD, PleasEAR, E'syPLAY@goodfeel and Gv-ad'm-boutBRANDs ...

Keep in mind : No brand ever wished you well and really ment it, they have to wish for 'somthing' else for themselves in the first place. See there's this new hair-shampoo by that BIGNAME and now it's with Avokado !! So that just has to be great for my hair, because BIGNAME pushing out new awesom 'invented' greatstuff asap so >>I<< can be satisfied ! BUYtheWAY did you hear about the new FNDR String-graese, now with avokado, and it's not that expensive !

FK the Name ! Know what you buy ! And if you don't know, there are some nice people around here to ask. And the most interesting of them play stuff with names I never heard off.

 

[Bigbri]

Without question, G&L.
I have two right now, and with the new custom shop, it's only going to get harder to resist buying a third.

What models and from what years?

 

[Pedullist]

Pedullaaaaaaaaaaaaa

I have three Fenders too (everyone needs a P and a J, plus a fretless Dimension) and a vintage Hagstrom C-1 from 1967.

 

[foolforthecity]

Every day has a new favorite. I feel insane but don't know why