If you had to make do with one bass - which would it be?

[Lasermonkey]

My '73 Rickenbacker 4001. I love it to bits!

[Samashton12]

This. I've never bonded with an instrument so much.

[dub_junkie]

Either a musicman Bongo HH or a G&L L-2000. The first super versatile hi-fi sounding and the other super versatile dark, organic sounding.

Funny enough I'm in the process of changing from the former to the latter this coming week.

[Noisyjon]

For me it'd be a Lakland USA Bob Glaub model.

[SolomonHelsing]

My Warmoth 5 string Z bass with Jazz and Powerbucker, Built it as a bass to keep forever, and doing so i will be.
Was honestly a big gamble as it was my first warmoth, first five string, and first odd pickup combination, But it payed off .

[Prime_BASS]

Basses that can do it all?

Stingray, and it's derivatives. Just capable of doing all sounds with simple playing technique changes and me little EQ variance.

For me I love playing J type basses at the minute, smashing it over the bridge pickup with the neck rolled off to get rid of the pure scoop sound. Dirty sound!.

I will buy my old Stingray back though.

[TransistorBassMan]

It would have to be my P-Bass Lyte

[Conan]

Status series II. It does the lot (except fretless of course, due to the presence of frets...).

[EliasMooseblaster]

Yours.

[Mornats]

Gawd, if I knew the answer to this I wouldn't have 6 basses. I'm currently on the hunt for "the one".

[rogerstodge]

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Active: Warwick Steamer Chrome Tone.


Passive:
Possibly my Ric 4003 FG...

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[danny-79]

This one, they come as a pair, cant be split up [URL=http://s1014.photobucket.com/user/01952danny-79/media/FenderForum.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1014.photobucket.com/albums/af266/01952danny-79/FenderForum.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Black & Red

[Guest]

Well I only have one so that sorts out the problem easily enough!