You may only have TWO basses.

[GreaserMatt]

I want another bass but being a student and living alone is not cheap so I appreciate what I have. But might be looking to move it soon. USA Pbass

Nice!

 

[RS]

I'd pick this - my "Vintaged" Sonic Blue stackknob jazz:

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and my black Sadowsky ash/maple UV70:

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(not my exact bass, but looks the same. BTW someone should buy this from Brian)

Can cover a lot of tonal ground between the two.

 

[Bassgirlsara]

Fender jazz and Warwick Corvette, or maybe my upright

 

[Dreagen]

These two:

Warwick Corvette Standard fretted & fretless, with ramps.

 

[Brendan]

I'd be fine with my Roscoe

(Pardon the reflection...black does that)

and my old Stingray

 

[Messiah25]

These two are just fine for me:

Fender Geddy Lee Jazz and a Fender H1 Jazz with Villex pickups.

I have a question about the H1.
How is the pickup change affected the bass?
I'm thinkin' about changing the pu on mine cause they produce such a low output it's sad...
I was thinking about going with the BassLine.
Any suggestions?

 

[Wh4len]

my RIC 4003 and my Dark Lord

 

[funkybassplayer]

These two:

Warwick Corvette Standard fretted & fretless, with ramps.

Hey chief. Good looking 'vettes! can we see the ramps?

 

[Lorenzini]

I'd probably get a Lakland 55-94 which covers its own versatile ground, and secondly an MTD or Sadowsky Modern, can't choose which!

 

[lordcorn]

p and j

 

[lowbass68]

My Warmoth J and Aria SB

 

[Mytola]

G&L L2500 loaded with custom options.
G&L L2500 Fretless loaded with custom options.

Easy.

 

[Robert B]

My alder Lakland BG strung with flats and my ash Fender P strung with rounds.

 

[steve21]

I think a Valenti 5 string J-bass with a reverse P pickup in the neck and a J pup in the 70's position (Both EMG) wired straight to only on/off switches and into the output would cover me for any "regular" bass. And a Nordstrand NX7 would be SO cash to play.

 

[Elrend]

You may ONLY have TWO basses

I choose to kill myself

 

[Ric5]

2 basses would be tough for me since I have 13 ...

But it might go this way ...

 

[Dreagen]

Hey chief. Good looking 'vettes! can we see the ramps?

Sure thing!

Fretted:

Fretless:

Nothing fancy (especially the fretted) but they do their job well.

 

[PilbaraBass]

2 basses is easy

first bass, a two-pickup 5 string active (that's the "swiss army knife" bass)...for me, I have a Squier DJAV

next bass, a 4 string P-bass (fretted or fretless, dependant upon need). You must have something to sing like a canary AND nail that creamy vintage tone.

Other basses, like acoustic/electrics, and hollow bodies can do the creamy thing, but the "vintage" vibe is sorta lost.

 

[kevs]

My Warwick Corvette and the used Musicman Stingray that I am trying to land at the local GC. It's going to cost me my Sting P bass which I am ok with, but I've got a Geddy J that I'm extremely partial to. I think I'll have those two with a side of Geddy!

 

[detracti]

I only need one (see avatar)

MM Stingray 4HH