What's your favorite "Non Precision" Precision bass?

[gigetto]

Old Yamaha BB300 FL RevP

 

[bassdude51]

My favorite non Ps are builds or parts basses. Why? They are fun to assemble. I choose the parts and hardware. They can be unique, one of a kind. Usually, cost under $1,000. Put an aftermarket decal on the headstock. They sound like a P.

 

[HardNHeavy]

an 80's ESP lefty neck on a slab of alder.

 

[rooster]

My Reverend...FatFish...Set neck Semi hollow.

 

[Bunk McNulty]

Early '90s Peavey Fury.

 

[metron]

Now THATS a beauty. What year?

'88

 

[KenD]

No question about it! My all-time favourite is the Dingbat Kalamazoo Special with the Superfragillistic strap pin. It's a triple neck with P Bass, J Bass and Mustang necks. They're rare but worth looking for.

 

[Brich]

The ones I built

 

[lomo]

Tastes as good as it looks…

 

[13bass]

My Warmoth body and roasted maple neck build in my avatar. And only 7.25 lb with the padded strap on.

 

[darwin-bass]

i have two:
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Finally, a non-precision (fretless) P bass.

 

[PennyroyalWe]

I moved it on down the line, but I sure did love the time I spent with this Yamaha bb300.
Somehow I don't have a pic of it :/

 

[coy garcia]

 

[G Aichele]

Schecter Banshee (short scale).

 

[Jeff K]

Probably my G&L LB-100.

 

[Jamvan]

It's a toss up between these Lakland 55-64s.

 

[Jhass]

Sandberg California VM-4 Superlight

 

[dustinymichaels]

I've had and sold a handful of Fenders over the years, but have retained my '87 Squier Bullet.

 

[Kael]

Nordy VPJ5. I'll be buried with this bass. No pics on me, but it is the one in my profile pic.

 

[Gervais Cote]

I know there is another pickup, but my Reverend on the P pickup sounds mighty fine.
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Just sooooo nice !