My least expensive would be my Glarry and Exquisite basses. However, two of the Glarry's were free from Glarry Music. They had contacted me in 2019 back when there was quite a bit of chatter about new inexpensive basses of which I was contributing to at the time. As a result I was contacted directly by Glarry to receive a free bass of my choice in exchange for doing a video review. I told them I'd love to, but wasn't set up to do videos, so they told me posting information in forums would be fine which I did. The price of the two basses at the time was $56 and $64 so we're not talking about a huge windfall, but free is as cheap as you can get unless someone is paying you to take a bass off their hands. I didn't even pay shipping.
2019 Glarry GP
2019 Glarry GJ
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My most expensive basses, based on brand new street price (not MSRP), even though I purchased them used except the Eastwood, would be:
- 2011 Gibson Les Paul Standard oversized body
- 2014 Fender American Deluxe Precision
- 2016 Fender American Standard Jazz
- 2017 Gretsch 6128 Thunderjet
- 2019 Eastwood Backlund Rockerbox
- 2012 Dean USA Jeff Berlin Signature Patchwork
- 2009 Rickenbacker 4003 Mapleglo
- 1993 C F Martin B-1e
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Honorable mentions would go to my:
2006 Gretsch 6073 Electrotone
2014 Fender American Limited Edition Sandblasted Special
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After just reading @JimmyM #96 post I have to reveal that the most paid was $1,300 for the ‘my most expensive’ shown above.
Some of these I did get at a very good price, especially the Gretsch 6128 and Martin B1-e.
The Gretsch was dumb luck and the Martin was from a tip from
@mikeoso