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Paul S Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 Crickey. I thought this lot was bad enough Alphabetical order, couldn't get my head around chronological. Those I still have in bold. 1. Antoria EB-3 Short scale 2. Aria Pro II Classic Laser 3. Aria Pro II CSB Black n Gold #1 4. Aria pro II CSB Black n Gold #2 5. Bitsa Fender Precision 6. Bolin NS 5 string 7. Danelectro 56 8. Danelectro DC 9. Danelectro Longorn 10. Dean Pace 5 11. Encore short scale double cutaway 12. Epiphone EB-0 13. Epiphone Thunderbird Pro IV 14. Fender Aerodyne Jazz 32” white 15. Fender Jaguar 16. Fender Jazz Bass Special Contemporary Series 32” scale 17. Fender Musicmaster 18. Fender PJ 19. Fender Power Jazz Bass Special 20. Fender Precision 1990s MIJ #1 21. Fender Precision MIJ #2 22. Fender Precision 1990s USA Tobaccoburst 23. Fender Precision Lyte 24. Gibson Les Paul Jnr DC 25. Gibson Thunderbird 26. Godin LR Baggs 27. Guild B-301 28. Harley Benton PB Shorty 29. Hayman 3030 30. Hofner Club Ignition 31. Hohner B bass 32. Hohner B2 33. Hohner B2A#1 34. Hohner B2A~2 35. Hohner B2ABD 36. Hohner B2b #1 37. Hohner B2B #2 38. Hohner B2V 39. Honcore 32” scale hybrid/bitsa 40. Hondo Alien 41. Hondo II 32” scale 42. Maruszczyk Jake 5 43. Osprey fretless Precision 44. Overwater 32” double cutaway 45. Peavey Foundation 46. Peavey Foundation 5 #1 47. Peavey Foundation 5 #2 48. Peavey Fury I red 49. Peavey Fury I white 50. Peavey Fury I white 51. Peavey Fury IV 52. Peavey Milestone II 53. Riverhead Unicorn 54. SBMM SB14 55. SGC Nanyo 310 56. SGC Nanyo 5 string 57. Shergold Marathon 58. Sigma acoustic 59. Sprackenbacker 60. Squier Jazz DeLuxe 61. Squier Jazz Silver Series 62. Squier Katana 63. Squier Musicmaster Vista Series 64. Squier PJ 65. Squier Precision 32” scale black 66. Squier Precision 32” scale white 67. Squier Precision JV black 68. Squier Precision JV Fender logo 69. Squier precision Silver Series 70. Squier VM Jazz fretless 71. Squier VM Mustang #1 72. Squier VM Mustang #2 73. Stagg EUB 74. Vantage Avenger 75. Washburn AB-10 76. Washburn Scavenger 77. Westone Concorde 32” scale 78. Westone Pantera Deluxe X790 79. Westone Thunder 1A #1 80. Westone Thunder 1A #2 81. Westone Thunder 1A fretless 82. Westone Thunder jet #1 83. Westone Thunder jet #2 84. Yamaha BB414 85. Yamaha BB425 86. Yamaha BB5000 87. Yamaha BX-5 88. Yamaha RAX800A 89. Yamaha SB-35 1 Quote
bassfan Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 22 minutes ago, Hellzero said: Here is my, hélas, not totally exhaustive list as it's a lot more if I include the basses that didn't stay much longer than a week... 1. ACG Finn R Type 5 Custom Spec Level Fretless, 11-2014, natural flamed redwood. 2. ACG Harlot R Type 5 Custom Spec Level, 2010’s, natural santos rosewood. 3. Alembic Spoiler S, 1990, natural flamed koa. 4. Alpher Mako Elite Custom Fretless 5, 2014, natural maple burl. 5. Ampeg Dan Armstrong, 1971, fretless, see-thru. 6. Aquilina Triton 5 Fretless, 2006, natural. 7. Aria Diamond 1420 (Höfner 500/1 copy),1960’s, sunburst. 8. Aria SB 1000, 1980’s, defretted, natural light oak. 9. Aries Bajadera 6, 2002, natural bajadera . 10. Aries Senes VS 6 Signature, 2009, natural translucent redwood. 11. Aries Senes VS 6 Tomek, 2006, natural ebony. 12. Bass Collection SB 401, 1990’s, black. 13. Bassline Buster CW Fretless 6, 2000’s, natural maple. 14. Belle Isle 5, 1990’s, white. 15. Berne Harpobasse, 2000’s, violin burst. 16. Blade B4, 1991-92, translucent red. 17. Byl 6, 2005, natural walnut. 18. Capelli Custom 6 EMG, 2000’s, natural. 19. Capelli DM Signature Pro 6, 2001, natural sophora. 20. Carvin LB70F 2TEK, fretless, 2000’s, blue burst. 21. Celinder Custom 6 Michael Andersen, 1994, natural flamed maple. 22. Cimar (Jazz Bass copy with Cimar pickups), 1970’s, sunburst. 23. Conklin GT 7 => GT 8 => GT 6, 2000’s, natural. 24. Cort A6, 1990’s, natural maple. 25. Cort B4FL, fretless, 2000’s, natural mahogany. 26. Cort B4FL, fretless, 2000’s, natural walnut. 27. Cort C4, 1990’s, natural walnut. 28. Cort Curbow 5, 1990’s, blue. 29. Daion (Jazz Bass copy with Daion pickups), 1970’s, sunburst. 30. Daion Power Series, 1980’s, neck-through, natural. 31. De Gier Elevation 6, 2004, natural burl maple. 32. De Gier Origin Deluxe Fretless 6, 2009, natural buckeye burl maple. 33. DeArmond Ashbory Bass, 1999, red. 34. DeArmond Ashbory Bass, 2001, blue. 35. Eko Violin Bass, 1970’s, sunburst. 36. El Maya (Precision Bass copy with Maya pickup), 1970’s, red burst (my first bass). 37. Epiphone EBM 5, 1990’s, natural. 38. Ergo 6, 2009, natural. 39. Ernie Ball Music Man Sabre Bass, 1986, black. 40. Ernie Ball Music Man Sting Ray 5 Fretless, 1992, petrol blue. 41. Ernie Ball Music Man Sting Ray 5 HH, 2016, Limited Edition, white and gold. 42. Ernie Ball Music Man Sting Ray 5, 2002, natural. 43. Ernie Ball Music Man Sting Ray, 02-1990, amber burst. 44. Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray 5, 1989, translucent red. 45. Ernie Ball Music Man SUB Bass 5, 2003-06, cinnamon. 46. Esh Impact 6, 2005, natural mahogany. 47. Esh Stinger 4, 1990’s, Musik Messe Edition, translucent black. 48. Esh Various 5, Neuser NFS bridges, 1990’s, translucent green. 49. ESP M – V, 1987, black. 50. F-Bass AC5 Fretless, 2005, amber burst. 51. F-Bass AC6, fretless, 2006, antique violin. 52. F-Bass BN4, 1986, natural ash. 53. F-Bass BN5 Fretless, 2000’s, sunburst. 54. Fender Jazz Bass Jaco Pastorius Relic Custom Shop, 2001, sunburst. 55. Fender Jazz Bass, 1968, sunburst. 56. Fender Jazz Bass, 1970, defretted, black. 57. Fender Jazz Bass, 1971, sunburst. 58. Fender Jazz Bass, 1972, sunburst. 59. Fender Jazz Bass, 1976, natural. 60. Fender Jazz Bass, 2001, sunburst. 61. Fender Precision Bass American Vintage ’57, 2010, white blonde. 62. Fender Precision Bass Fretless à la Tony Franklin, 1978, sunburst. 63. Fender Precision Bass, 1964, fiesta red. 64. Fender Precision Bass, 1964, natural (sanded). 65. Fender Precision Bass, 1964, with Jazz Bass pickup added, olympic white. 66. Fender Precision Bass, 1966, sunburst à la Rory Gallagher. 67. Fender Precision Bass, 1970, fretless, sunburst. 68. Fender Precision Bass, 1972, brush white. 69. Fender Precision Bass, 1975, fretless maple board, sunburst. 70. Fender Precision Bass, 1978, antigua. 71. Fender Precision Bass, 1978, sunburst. 72. Fernandes ABM 70, 1990’s, vintage natural. 73. G&L SB2, 1990’s, sunburst. 74. Gibson EB 3, 1970’s, cherry. 75. Gibson Grabber G1, 1980’s, natural. 76. Godin A4, fretless, 1990’s, natural. 77. Godin Z1, fretless, 1980’s, black. 78. Godin Z1, fretless, 1980’s, white. 79. Grosmann 5 FF, 2019, purple burst. 80. Guild SB 605 Pilot, 1986-88, black. 81. Höfner 185, 1962-64, red. 82. Höfner 500/1, 1967, sunburst. 83. Höfner 500/1, 1968, sunburst. 84. Hohner B Bass 5, 1990’s, natural. 85. Hohner B2A FL, fretless, 1980’s, black. 86. Hohner B2A, 1980’s, black. 87. Hohner Professional B Bass VI, 1990’s, amber maple. 88. Hohner The Jack Bass Custom V, 1989, black. 89. Ibanez 2030 (Jazz Bass copy with Ibanez pickups), 1970-73, sunburst. 90. Ibanez Affirma A104F, fretless, 1992, natural dark saman, one piece body. 91. Ibanez Affirma A104F, fretless, 1992, natural saman. 92. Ibanez Affirma A204F, 1992, fretless, natural kralo walnut. 93. Ibanez Affirma A304OL, 1992, natural flamed maple. 94. Ibanez Affirma A305, 1992, natural flamed maple. 95. Ibanez ANB306, 2015, quilted maple blue burst. 96. Ibanez ATK 305, 1990’s, black. 97. Ibanez EDA 900, 2000’s, blue. 98. Ibanez MC 924, 1980’s, yellow. 99. Ibanez Roadster RS 800, 1980’s, yellow. 100. Ibanez Soundgear SR 700 WH, 1992, white. 101. Ibanez SR400, defretted, 1990’s, white. 102. James Trussart Custom 6, fretless, 1988, Parisian period, amber burst. 103. Jerzy Drozd Obsession Basic 7, 2007, natural etimoe. 104. JP Basses Lucii 6 Fretless, 2001, natural flamed koa. 105. JP Basses Plume 5, 2006, natural burl redwood. 106. Ken Lawrence Associate 5, 1994, natural koa. 107. Kramer 450B Fretless, 1979, natural. 108. Kramer 650 B, 1978, natural. 109. Kramer DMZ 4000, 1979, vibrato, natural. 110. Kramer DMZ 6000 B, 1980, natural figured koa. 111. Kramer The Duke Deluxe, 1981, trans red. 112. Kramer The Duke, 1980’s, black. 113. Langowski AJ6, 2016, natural flamed maple. 114. Lasido Z1, 1980’s, grey. 115. Laurus Quasar SL 190 Grafite 6 FL, fretless, 2004, natural. 116. Le Fay Herr Schwarz 5, 2000’s, black. 117. Leduc BD3, 4 cordes, 1982, translucent red. 118. Leduc HMP 528 SF, fretless, 1999, honey yellow flamed maple. 119. Leduc HMP524, 1992, EMG, natural. 120. Leduc Lady B 4, fretless, 1980’s, translucent red. 121. Leduc Maurad 4, 200’s, natural. 122. Leduc Maurad 4, 2000’s, blue. 123. Leduc Maurad 6, 2006, natural. 124. Leduc MNV 6 SF, fretless, 1990, yellow pearl. 125. Leduc MNV 6, Vigier Nautilus preamp, 1989, translucent green. 126. Leduc Moaï U-Contrebasse 6, 2013, natural mahogany. 127. Leduc Modern 5, 1989, yellow pearl. 128. Leduc MP 524, 2007, natural. 129. Leduc MP 624, 2003, natural ash. 130. Leduc MP 628 SF, fretless, 1990, active, natural bubinga. 131. Leduc MP 628 SF, fretless, 1990, passive, natural bubinga. 132. Leduc MP 628 SF, fretless, 1999, active, honey yellow flamed maple. 133. Leduc MP 631 SF, fretless, 1990, passive, natural bubinga. 134. Leduc PAD 6, 1998, natural padauk. 135. Leduc PAD Rock 5, 1998, natural padauk. 136. Leduc UMM-4 SF, fretless, 1994, natural. 137. Leduc UMM-4 SF, fretless, 2016, natural. 138. Leduc UMM-6, 1999, honey yellow. 139. Leduc UMM-6, 2006, high gloss honey yellow. 140. Lightwave Saber 4, 2000’s, flamed maple. 141. LowDown Custom 6F Special, fretless, 2010’s, natural figured myrtle. 142. LTD B-206SM NS, 2016, natural. 143. Luthman Natural 4 Fretless, 2008, natural bubinga. 144. Maruszczyk Elwood 4 Fretless, 2008, sunburst. 145. Mayones Comodous Custom 5, 2018, amazake natural. 146. Modulus Graphite Quantum 6 EMG + Aguilar, 1990, natural wenge. 147. Modulus Graphite Quantum 6 EMG, 1990, quilted maple amber burst. 148. Modulus Graphite Quantum 6 SPi Custom, 1990, natural quilted maple. 149. MTD 635-24 Fretless, 2002, trans red figured maple. 150. MTD 635-24, 2004, black. 151. N.Y.C. Empire Bass 5 by Fodera, 1997, natural flamed maple. 152. Neuser Cloudburst 5, 1990’s, red burst. 153. Neuser Courage 4, 2000’s, natural. 154. Neuser Courage 6, 1986, honeyburst flamed maple. 155. Nexus Gom Jabbar Magellan Fretless 6, 2000’s, natural spalted maple. 156. Noguera Expression Plus Deluxe 6, 2000, natural birdseye maple. 157. Noguera Fairplay Fretless 6, 1993, natural birdseye maple. 158. Noguera Harmonie Standard Custom 6 Fretless, 2007, natural spalted chestnut. 159. Noguera Trinity 8 Custom Bruno Ramos, 2012, natural flamed maple. 160. Noguera YC Signature 8 Fretless, 2008, natural spruce. 161. NS Design CR 4, 2000’s, natural flamed maple. 162. NS Design EU 5, 2000’s, natural flamed maple. 163. Overwater Progress 4, 1986, natural zebrano. 164. Paul Lairat Gabriella 5 Fretless, 2005, natural flamed chestnut. 165. Pedulla MVP-4 Signature, 1989, natural flamed maple. 166. Pedulla MVP-6, 1996, natural flamed maple. 167. Pedulla Thunderbolt 5, 1990’s, red. 168. Pedulla-Orisini EL-10B, 1974, natural maple. 169. Rickenbacker 4003, 1980’s, black. 170. Roland G77, 1985, white. 171. Roscoe Century Standard Plus 6 Fretless, 2013, natural figured chechen. 172. Rybski 4, Rybski pickups, 1990’s, natural. 173. Rybski 8, 2016, 8 strings (octave), natural black walnut. 174. Saha Opacic AJ6, 2010’s, natural. 175. Sandberg Thinline Custom Fretless 6, 1990’s, sunburst. 176. Sanox Logabass 4, 1980’s, red. 177. Schack Unique 4 Bolt On Basic, 1999, natural bubinga. 178. SD Curlee 4, 1970’s, natural. 179. Sei Flambloyant 6, 2006, natural burl thuya. 180. Shuker Series One 6, 2001, natural. 181. Sivcak OSCII 5, 2018, sunburst. 182. Skjold Custom Series Whaleback 6, 2005, natural birdseye maple. 183. Spector NS 4 CR, 1990’s, black. 184. Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass 70, 2010’s, natural. 185. Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass Fretless, 2006, sunburst. 186. Stanford B61CM5FL OP, fretless, 2000’s, natural cedar. 187. Status 2000 Graphite, 1980's, black. 188. Status Electro 4 Fretless, 2010, natural rosewood. 189. Status Electro 4 Piezo Only Fretless, 2010, natural maple. 190. Status Electro 6 II Jonas Hellborg, 2001, natural rosewood. 191. Status Energy Matrix 4, 1990's, natural. 192. Status Energy Matrix 4, 1990's, white. 193. Status KingBass Black Beauty, 2009, black. 194. Status S2 Classic Bolt-on 5 Fretless, 2005, natural figured amazake. 195. Status S2 Classic Neckthrough 5, 2000, light amber burst quilted maple. 196. Steinberger XL2, 1980's, black. 197. Stevie-G Jaco Pastorius, 2019, sunburst. 198. Stradi Symphony Bass 5 Fretless, 2015, natural 2110 years old swamp oak. 199. Takamine B10, 1990’s, antique stain. 200. Tobias Growler GR 4, 1990's, natural. 201. Trace Elliot T-Bass 4, 1990's, sunburst. 202. Tune Bass Maniac TBC 4, 1980's, black. 203. Tune BEB-6, 1990’s, natural ash. 204. Vanzandt JBV-R1, 2012, natural ash. 205. Veillette-Citron 4 short scale, 1980's, natural. 206. Vigier Arpège IV, fretless, Delta metal fretboard, 1980’s, black. 207. Vigier Excess 4, 2000’s, black. 208. Vigier Excess 4, fretless, Delta metal fretboard, 2000’s, antique violin. 209. Vigier Passion Custom III, 1999, red. 210. Wal MK 1 Fretless 4, 1980’s, natural shedua. 211. Warrior DM4 Custom NT, 2005, trans orange flamed maple. 212. Warrior DM7 Signature Custom, 1986, natural flamed maple. 213. Warwick Corvette Standard 4 Fretless, 2008, natural bubinga. 214. Warwick Fortress Masterman 4, 1995, honey violin flamed maple. 215. Warwick Streamer Stage II Fretless, Bartolini, 1990's, chameleon purple. 216. Warwick Streamer Stage II, Bartolini, 1991, natural afzelia. 217. Warwick Streamer Stage II, EMG, 1990's, natural maple. 218. Warwick Thumb Bass NT 4 SE, 2008, natural burl bubinga. 219. Warwick Thumb Bass NT 6, 2006, natural burl bubinga. 220. Washburn Status 1000 S70, 1980's, natural. 221. Westone The Rail, 1985, red. 222. Wood & Tronics Zoid 5, 2007, natural quilted maple. 223. Yamaha BB N4, 1990's, natural. 224. Yamaha BB2025X, 2010, black. 225. Yamaha BB5000A Wide Neck, 1990’s, purple pearl. 226. Yamaha John Patitucci II, 2008, amber quilted maple. 227. Yamaha Nathan East Signature, first generation, 1990’s, amber burst. 228. Yamaha TRB-5P, 1995, amber gloss. 229. Yamaha TRB-6P, 1990’s, trans green. 230. Yamaha TRB-6P, 1990’s, trans red sunburst. 231. Yamaha TRB-6P, defretted, Crel-Noguera, 1990’s, natural. 232. Zeta Crossover 4, 1990’s, natural. 233. Zeta Crossover 5, 1990’s, black. 234. Zeta Prism, 1980’s, green. Wow. Just wow 👍🏻👍🏻 2 Quote
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walshy Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 25 minutes ago, Hellzero said: Here is my, hélas, not totally exhaustive list as it's a lot more if I include the basses that didn't stay much longer than a week... 1. ACG Finn R Type 5 Custom Spec Level Fretless, 11-2014, natural flamed redwood. 2. ACG Harlot R Type 5 Custom Spec Level, 2010’s, natural santos rosewood. 3. Alembic Spoiler S, 1990, natural flamed koa. 4. Alpher Mako Elite Custom Fretless 5, 2014, natural maple burl. 5. Ampeg Dan Armstrong, 1971, fretless, see-thru. 6. Aquilina Triton 5 Fretless, 2006, natural. 7. Aria Diamond 1420 (Höfner 500/1 copy),1960’s, sunburst. 8. Aria SB 1000, 1980’s, defretted, natural light oak. 9. Aries Bajadera 6, 2002, natural bajadera . 10. Aries Senes VS 6 Signature, 2009, natural translucent redwood. 11. Aries Senes VS 6 Tomek, 2006, natural ebony. 12. Bass Collection SB 401, 1990’s, black. 13. Bassline Buster CW Fretless 6, 2000’s, natural maple. 14. Belle Isle 5, 1990’s, white. 15. Berne Harpobasse, 2000’s, violin burst. 16. Blade B4, 1991-92, translucent red. 17. Byl 6, 2005, natural walnut. 18. Capelli Custom 6 EMG, 2000’s, natural. 19. Capelli DM Signature Pro 6, 2001, natural sophora. 20. Carvin LB70F 2TEK, fretless, 2000’s, blue burst. 21. Celinder Custom 6 Michael Andersen, 1994, natural flamed maple. 22. Cimar (Jazz Bass copy with Cimar pickups), 1970’s, sunburst. 23. Conklin GT 7 => GT 8 => GT 6, 2000’s, natural. 24. Cort A6, 1990’s, natural maple. 25. Cort B4FL, fretless, 2000’s, natural mahogany. 26. Cort B4FL, fretless, 2000’s, natural walnut. 27. Cort C4, 1990’s, natural walnut. 28. Cort Curbow 5, 1990’s, blue. 29. Daion (Jazz Bass copy with Daion pickups), 1970’s, sunburst. 30. Daion Power Series, 1980’s, neck-through, natural. 31. De Gier Elevation 6, 2004, natural burl maple. 32. De Gier Origin Deluxe Fretless 6, 2009, natural buckeye burl maple. 33. DeArmond Ashbory Bass, 1999, red. 34. DeArmond Ashbory Bass, 2001, blue. 35. Eko Violin Bass, 1970’s, sunburst. 36. El Maya (Precision Bass copy with Maya pickup), 1970’s, red burst (my first bass). 37. Epiphone EBM 5, 1990’s, natural. 38. Ergo 6, 2009, natural. 39. Ernie Ball Music Man Sabre Bass, 1986, black. 40. Ernie Ball Music Man Sting Ray 5 Fretless, 1992, petrol blue. 41. Ernie Ball Music Man Sting Ray 5 HH, 2016, Limited Edition, white and gold. 42. Ernie Ball Music Man Sting Ray 5, 2002, natural. 43. Ernie Ball Music Man Sting Ray, 02-1990, amber burst. 44. Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray 5, 1989, translucent red. 45. Ernie Ball Music Man SUB Bass 5, 2003-06, cinnamon. 46. Esh Impact 6, 2005, natural mahogany. 47. Esh Stinger 4, 1990’s, Musik Messe Edition, translucent black. 48. Esh Various 5, Neuser NFS bridges, 1990’s, translucent green. 49. ESP M – V, 1987, black. 50. F-Bass AC5 Fretless, 2005, amber burst. 51. F-Bass AC6, fretless, 2006, antique violin. 52. F-Bass BN4, 1986, natural ash. 53. F-Bass BN5 Fretless, 2000’s, sunburst. 54. Fender Jazz Bass Jaco Pastorius Relic Custom Shop, 2001, sunburst. 55. Fender Jazz Bass, 1968, sunburst. 56. Fender Jazz Bass, 1970, defretted, black. 57. Fender Jazz Bass, 1971, sunburst. 58. Fender Jazz Bass, 1972, sunburst. 59. Fender Jazz Bass, 1976, natural. 60. Fender Jazz Bass, 2001, sunburst. 61. Fender Precision Bass American Vintage ’57, 2010, white blonde. 62. Fender Precision Bass Fretless à la Tony Franklin, 1978, sunburst. 63. Fender Precision Bass, 1964, fiesta red. 64. Fender Precision Bass, 1964, natural (sanded). 65. Fender Precision Bass, 1964, with Jazz Bass pickup added, olympic white. 66. Fender Precision Bass, 1966, sunburst à la Rory Gallagher. 67. Fender Precision Bass, 1970, fretless, sunburst. 68. Fender Precision Bass, 1972, brush white. 69. Fender Precision Bass, 1975, fretless maple board, sunburst. 70. Fender Precision Bass, 1978, antigua. 71. Fender Precision Bass, 1978, sunburst. 72. Fernandes ABM 70, 1990’s, vintage natural. 73. G&L SB2, 1990’s, sunburst. 74. Gibson EB 3, 1970’s, cherry. 75. Gibson Grabber G1, 1980’s, natural. 76. Godin A4, fretless, 1990’s, natural. 77. Godin Z1, fretless, 1980’s, black. 78. Godin Z1, fretless, 1980’s, white. 79. Grosmann 5 FF, 2019, purple burst. 80. Guild SB 605 Pilot, 1986-88, black. 81. Höfner 185, 1962-64, red. 82. Höfner 500/1, 1967, sunburst. 83. Höfner 500/1, 1968, sunburst. 84. Hohner B Bass 5, 1990’s, natural. 85. Hohner B2A FL, fretless, 1980’s, black. 86. Hohner B2A, 1980’s, black. 87. Hohner Professional B Bass VI, 1990’s, amber maple. 88. Hohner The Jack Bass Custom V, 1989, black. 89. Ibanez 2030 (Jazz Bass copy with Ibanez pickups), 1970-73, sunburst. 90. Ibanez Affirma A104F, fretless, 1992, natural dark saman, one piece body. 91. Ibanez Affirma A104F, fretless, 1992, natural saman. 92. Ibanez Affirma A204F, 1992, fretless, natural kralo walnut. 93. Ibanez Affirma A304OL, 1992, natural flamed maple. 94. Ibanez Affirma A305, 1992, natural flamed maple. 95. Ibanez ANB306, 2015, quilted maple blue burst. 96. Ibanez ATK 305, 1990’s, black. 97. Ibanez EDA 900, 2000’s, blue. 98. Ibanez MC 924, 1980’s, yellow. 99. Ibanez Roadster RS 800, 1980’s, yellow. 100. Ibanez Soundgear SR 700 WH, 1992, white. 101. Ibanez SR400, defretted, 1990’s, white. 102. James Trussart Custom 6, fretless, 1988, Parisian period, amber burst. 103. Jerzy Drozd Obsession Basic 7, 2007, natural etimoe. 104. JP Basses Lucii 6 Fretless, 2001, natural flamed koa. 105. JP Basses Plume 5, 2006, natural burl redwood. 106. Ken Lawrence Associate 5, 1994, natural koa. 107. Kramer 450B Fretless, 1979, natural. 108. Kramer 650 B, 1978, natural. 109. Kramer DMZ 4000, 1979, vibrato, natural. 110. Kramer DMZ 6000 B, 1980, natural figured koa. 111. Kramer The Duke Deluxe, 1981, trans red. 112. Kramer The Duke, 1980’s, black. 113. Langowski AJ6, 2016, natural flamed maple. 114. Lasido Z1, 1980’s, grey. 115. Laurus Quasar SL 190 Grafite 6 FL, fretless, 2004, natural. 116. Le Fay Herr Schwarz 5, 2000’s, black. 117. Leduc BD3, 4 cordes, 1982, translucent red. 118. Leduc HMP 528 SF, fretless, 1999, honey yellow flamed maple. 119. Leduc HMP524, 1992, EMG, natural. 120. Leduc Lady B 4, fretless, 1980’s, translucent red. 121. Leduc Maurad 4, 200’s, natural. 122. Leduc Maurad 4, 2000’s, blue. 123. Leduc Maurad 6, 2006, natural. 124. Leduc MNV 6 SF, fretless, 1990, yellow pearl. 125. Leduc MNV 6, Vigier Nautilus preamp, 1989, translucent green. 126. Leduc Moaï U-Contrebasse 6, 2013, natural mahogany. 127. Leduc Modern 5, 1989, yellow pearl. 128. Leduc MP 524, 2007, natural. 129. Leduc MP 624, 2003, natural ash. 130. Leduc MP 628 SF, fretless, 1990, active, natural bubinga. 131. Leduc MP 628 SF, fretless, 1990, passive, natural bubinga. 132. Leduc MP 628 SF, fretless, 1999, active, honey yellow flamed maple. 133. Leduc MP 631 SF, fretless, 1990, passive, natural bubinga. 134. Leduc PAD 6, 1998, natural padauk. 135. Leduc PAD Rock 5, 1998, natural padauk. 136. Leduc UMM-4 SF, fretless, 1994, natural. 137. Leduc UMM-4 SF, fretless, 2016, natural. 138. Leduc UMM-6, 1999, honey yellow. 139. Leduc UMM-6, 2006, high gloss honey yellow. 140. Lightwave Saber 4, 2000’s, flamed maple. 141. LowDown Custom 6F Special, fretless, 2010’s, natural figured myrtle. 142. LTD B-206SM NS, 2016, natural. 143. Luthman Natural 4 Fretless, 2008, natural bubinga. 144. Maruszczyk Elwood 4 Fretless, 2008, sunburst. 145. Mayones Comodous Custom 5, 2018, amazake natural. 146. Modulus Graphite Quantum 6 EMG + Aguilar, 1990, natural wenge. 147. Modulus Graphite Quantum 6 EMG, 1990, quilted maple amber burst. 148. Modulus Graphite Quantum 6 SPi Custom, 1990, natural quilted maple. 149. MTD 635-24 Fretless, 2002, trans red figured maple. 150. MTD 635-24, 2004, black. 151. N.Y.C. Empire Bass 5 by Fodera, 1997, natural flamed maple. 152. Neuser Cloudburst 5, 1990’s, red burst. 153. Neuser Courage 4, 2000’s, natural. 154. Neuser Courage 6, 1986, honeyburst flamed maple. 155. Nexus Gom Jabbar Magellan Fretless 6, 2000’s, natural spalted maple. 156. Noguera Expression Plus Deluxe 6, 2000, natural birdseye maple. 157. Noguera Fairplay Fretless 6, 1993, natural birdseye maple. 158. Noguera Harmonie Standard Custom 6 Fretless, 2007, natural spalted chestnut. 159. Noguera Trinity 8 Custom Bruno Ramos, 2012, natural flamed maple. 160. Noguera YC Signature 8 Fretless, 2008, natural spruce. 161. NS Design CR 4, 2000’s, natural flamed maple. 162. NS Design EU 5, 2000’s, natural flamed maple. 163. Overwater Progress 4, 1986, natural zebrano. 164. Paul Lairat Gabriella 5 Fretless, 2005, natural flamed chestnut. 165. Pedulla MVP-4 Signature, 1989, natural flamed maple. 166. Pedulla MVP-6, 1996, natural flamed maple. 167. Pedulla Thunderbolt 5, 1990’s, red. 168. Pedulla-Orisini EL-10B, 1974, natural maple. 169. Rickenbacker 4003, 1980’s, black. 170. Roland G77, 1985, white. 171. Roscoe Century Standard Plus 6 Fretless, 2013, natural figured chechen. 172. Rybski 4, Rybski pickups, 1990’s, natural. 173. Rybski 8, 2016, 8 strings (octave), natural black walnut. 174. Saha Opacic AJ6, 2010’s, natural. 175. Sandberg Thinline Custom Fretless 6, 1990’s, sunburst. 176. Sanox Logabass 4, 1980’s, red. 177. Schack Unique 4 Bolt On Basic, 1999, natural bubinga. 178. SD Curlee 4, 1970’s, natural. 179. Sei Flambloyant 6, 2006, natural burl thuya. 180. Shuker Series One 6, 2001, natural. 181. Sivcak OSCII 5, 2018, sunburst. 182. Skjold Custom Series Whaleback 6, 2005, natural birdseye maple. 183. Spector NS 4 CR, 1990’s, black. 184. Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass 70, 2010’s, natural. 185. Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass Fretless, 2006, sunburst. 186. Stanford B61CM5FL OP, fretless, 2000’s, natural cedar. 187. Status 2000 Graphite, 1980's, black. 188. Status Electro 4 Fretless, 2010, natural rosewood. 189. Status Electro 4 Piezo Only Fretless, 2010, natural maple. 190. Status Electro 6 II Jonas Hellborg, 2001, natural rosewood. 191. Status Energy Matrix 4, 1990's, natural. 192. Status Energy Matrix 4, 1990's, white. 193. Status KingBass Black Beauty, 2009, black. 194. Status S2 Classic Bolt-on 5 Fretless, 2005, natural figured amazake. 195. Status S2 Classic Neckthrough 5, 2000, light amber burst quilted maple. 196. Steinberger XL2, 1980's, black. 197. Stevie-G Jaco Pastorius, 2019, sunburst. 198. Stradi Symphony Bass 5 Fretless, 2015, natural 2110 years old swamp oak. 199. Takamine B10, 1990’s, antique stain. 200. Tobias Growler GR 4, 1990's, natural. 201. Trace Elliot T-Bass 4, 1990's, sunburst. 202. Tune Bass Maniac TBC 4, 1980's, black. 203. Tune BEB-6, 1990’s, natural ash. 204. Vanzandt JBV-R1, 2012, natural ash. 205. Veillette-Citron 4 short scale, 1980's, natural. 206. Vigier Arpège IV, fretless, Delta metal fretboard, 1980’s, black. 207. Vigier Excess 4, 2000’s, black. 208. Vigier Excess 4, fretless, Delta metal fretboard, 2000’s, antique violin. 209. Vigier Passion Custom III, 1999, red. 210. Wal MK 1 Fretless 4, 1980’s, natural shedua. 211. Warrior DM4 Custom NT, 2005, trans orange flamed maple. 212. Warrior DM7 Signature Custom, 1986, natural flamed maple. 213. Warwick Corvette Standard 4 Fretless, 2008, natural bubinga. 214. Warwick Fortress Masterman 4, 1995, honey violin flamed maple. 215. Warwick Streamer Stage II Fretless, Bartolini, 1990's, chameleon purple. 216. Warwick Streamer Stage II, Bartolini, 1991, natural afzelia. 217. Warwick Streamer Stage II, EMG, 1990's, natural maple. 218. Warwick Thumb Bass NT 4 SE, 2008, natural burl bubinga. 219. Warwick Thumb Bass NT 6, 2006, natural burl bubinga. 220. Washburn Status 1000 S70, 1980's, natural. 221. Westone The Rail, 1985, red. 222. Wood & Tronics Zoid 5, 2007, natural quilted maple. 223. Yamaha BB N4, 1990's, natural. 224. Yamaha BB2025X, 2010, black. 225. Yamaha BB5000A Wide Neck, 1990’s, purple pearl. 226. Yamaha John Patitucci II, 2008, amber quilted maple. 227. Yamaha Nathan East Signature, first generation, 1990’s, amber burst. 228. Yamaha TRB-5P, 1995, amber gloss. 229. Yamaha TRB-6P, 1990’s, trans green. 230. Yamaha TRB-6P, 1990’s, trans red sunburst. 231. Yamaha TRB-6P, defretted, Crel-Noguera, 1990’s, natural. 232. Zeta Crossover 4, 1990’s, natural. 233. Zeta Crossover 5, 1990’s, black. 234. Zeta Prism, 1980’s, green. Flipping ‘eck! That’s amazing! I feel loads better 😂 1 1 Quote
LukeFRC Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 44 minutes ago, Hellzero said: Here is my, hélas, not totally exhaustive list as it's a lot more if I include the basses that didn't stay much longer than a week... 1. ACG Finn R Type 5 Custom Spec Level Fretless, 11-2014, natural flamed redwood. 2. ACG Harlot R Type 5 Custom Spec Level, 2010’s, natural santos rosewood. ..... 233. Zeta Crossover 5, 1990’s, black. 234. Zeta Prism, 1980’s, green. going to take you a while to put a comment beside each one isn't it?! 4 Quote
kodiakblair Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 Count hit 70 before I even started thinking about the Peaveys, over 60 of them. Think I need to lie down 😁 6 Quote
bigsmokebass Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 On 18/01/2021 at 23:40, AndyTravis said: @PatrickJ and I were talking about how many basses I’ve got through. We had a laugh, I shared ridiculous purchases (the Samick I bought when bladdered which I then Sold to @lee650 the next day) among others... So - from memory... *List* That flex though, don't hurt yourself 😜😂 I've lost track of what I had and who I sold to 😅 Quote
AndyTravis Posted January 20, 2021 Author Posted January 20, 2021 (edited) On 19/01/2021 at 13:37, LukeFRC said: I think @Doctor J brought his JPEG guns to a knife fight “You said you wanted to get @Doctor J. Do you really wanna get him? You see what I'm saying is, what are you prepared to do?” ‘Anything within the law.’ “And *then* what are you prepared to do? If you open the can on these worms you must be prepared to go all the way. Because they're not gonna give up the fight, until one of you is dead.” ‘I want to get @Doctor J! I don't know how to do it.’ “You wanna know how to get @Doctor J? He pulls a JPEG, you pull a GIF. He sends one of yours to Instagram, you send one of his to Reddit. *That's* the *Basschat* way! And that's how you get the Doc. Now do you want to do that? Are you ready to do that? I'm offering you a deal. Do you want this deal?” “Do you know what a blood oath is, @LukeFRC?” ‘Yes.’ “Good, 'cause you just took one” Edited January 20, 2021 by AndyTravis 2 Quote
diskwave Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 Some of these humungous lists look like an endless quest for tone....wouldnt it be better just to have a couple of basses and simply practise more..... Quote 2 2 Quote
AndyTravis Posted January 20, 2021 Author Posted January 20, 2021 (edited) Just now, greavesbass said: Some of these humungous lists look like an endless quest for tone....wouldnt it be better just to have a couple of basses and simply practise more..... Sssssh. THAT’S NOT HOW YOU PLAY JUMANJI... Edited January 20, 2021 by AndyTravis 1 2 Quote
diskwave Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 Just now, AndyTravis said: Sssssh. THAT’S NOT THE GAME! Oops sorry...each to their own. Quote
AndyTravis Posted January 20, 2021 Author Posted January 20, 2021 Just now, greavesbass said: Oops sorry...each to their own. I changed it to try to inject a little more humour... the entire thread was started because we were taking the proverbial out of me buying endless amounts of basses, when my sub £200 Yamaha is absolutely fine. Anyhow, I work bloody hard and if I don’t spend it on basses...it’ll be cheap cars, fast drugs and hard women... 3 3 Quote
Lfalex v1.1 Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 (edited) 1 hour ago, AndyTravis said: I changed it to try to inject a little more humour... the entire thread was started because we were taking the proverbial out of me buying endless amounts of basses, when my sub £200 Yamaha is absolutely fine. Anyhow, I work bloody hard and if I don’t spend it on basses...it’ll be cheap cars, fast drugs and hard women... I figure everyone has their "thing" Some people like fishing and spend their money on gear and permits. Some people put blingy wheels and loud exhausts on their cars. For some of us, it's basses. As long as it's affordable and doesn't harm anyone then it's all good. Edited January 20, 2021 by Lfalex v1.1 4 Quote
Doctor J Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 The mortgage gets paid, the car gets serviced, the cats get fed. If I've got money left to spend on a bass every now and then, where's the problem? Some people blow their money on smokes and booze. I don't. I like playing basses, I like building and repairing basses and I enjoy the different designs from an aesthetic perspective. They're tools, they're instruments and they're art pieces, all in one. I don't mind who knows it, I'm going to say it now... I... like... bass. 😳 4 Quote
binky_bass Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 If I were to have my list typed it would take an infinite amount of people typing ceaselessly until infinity for it to be completed. My honest nearest guess - Somewhere around 2000 over the last 16ish years. 1 1 Quote
binky_bass Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 Just now, Doctor J said: 4 real? If that's aimed my way, then yes, about that! Maybe 200-300 are 'worthy-of-this-forum' basses. Quote
Maude Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 @Doctor J, I completely agree. Although most/all of my basses are cheapies, half have been bought as projects at a snip. I enjoy refinishing them and sorting any issues, so they are an enjoyable hobby to work on, then they are pieces of playable art, then if I really need to I can sell at a profit, win win win. People happily pay £500 for a picture on the wall, this art can be taken off the wall and played, what could be better than that? As long as the bills are paid then I'd much rather have a bass collection than a money collection. 3 Quote
Maude Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 1 minute ago, binky_bass said: If that's aimed my way, then yes, about that! Maybe 200-300 are 'worthy-of-this-forum' basses. Surely they're all worthy? My awful 70s Kay got the most interest out any of the ones I've done. Quote
AndyTravis Posted January 20, 2021 Author Posted January 20, 2021 Mrs Travis is a gooden. She chuckles and rolls her eyes when a new one comes in. But she doesn’t care, really. Then something goes wrong with the house or cars, she worries - I sell a bass and sort it...the. I’m a hero. And a month later - I get another bass. I am a hero. 1 2 Quote
binky_bass Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 (edited) 7 minutes ago, Maude said: Surely they're all worthy? My awful 70s Kay got the most interest out any of the ones I've done. Just looked through the last 2 years of images on my phone and I counted 163 different guitars/basses - not including the ones I didn't sell and still have! Some were utter shite, most were reasonable, some (few) were exceptional! So it's probably more like 1500 since the 'beginning'. Edited January 20, 2021 by binky_bass 2 Quote
Maude Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 15 minutes ago, binky_bass said: Just looked through the last 2 years of images on my phone and I counted 163 different guitars/basses - not including the ones I didn't sell and still have! Some were utter shite, most were reasonable, some (few) were exceptional! So it's probably more like 1500 since the 'beginning'. Oh hardly any then 😄. Maybe you could make a statement of how many basses bought over what time scale that could be made a sticky, so that the rest of could use it when we get 'those looks' upon arrival of a new one. 😁 3 Quote
Ed_S Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 Fun thread. I saw the Jackson C5p in the OP and got all nostalgic for my C5a, so had to play. Just doing the ones that I no longer own, I got to 32 moved on since 1999. Not too terrible and none of them are properly expensive. I've never smoked, never done a drug that wasn't from Boots, can take or leave booze and don't like going on holiday, so.. why not! Squier P Bass Special (black) - My 'first' bass. Rattled and buzzed, and was quickly returned. Yamaha BBN4ii (yellow natural satin) - My first 'proper' bass. Brilliant thing to start on. Taught me the term 'buckle rash'' - I was livid! Jackson C5a (tr. red) - I have very fond memories of it, but it was as heavy as an anchor and only moderate quality. Westfield acoustic (natural) - Fun in its own way, but never much use to me if I'm honest. Had a case with a smell all of its own! Ibanez BTB405qm (tr. black) - 'My bass' for a long time. Cheap hardware and a finnicky EQ that let it down, but I still liked it. Ibanez BTB406qm (tr. blue) - Looked great but sounded dull and lifeless. Could never reconcile that it was the 'same' as the 405. Yamaha RBX270 (mist green) - Bought because I picked it up and it just sounded great. Sold when I switched to 5s. Shame. Yamaha BB405 (yellow natural satin) - Bought to replace the BBN4ii and was a great bass. Fitted EMGs which made.. no difference at all! Warwick RB Vampyre 5 (black) - Bought for the image but was actually a really nice bass. Bit too heavy in the long run, and the image changed. BC Rich Warlock NJ5 (black) - Sounded AMAZING with ProSteels, but just so uncomfortable. Half wish I'd kept it for recording. And photos. Fender MIM Standard P (white) (black) - The beginning of the change back to a mix of 4s and 5s. Had two and miss them both immensely! Fender MIA Standard P (candy cola) - Solid workhorse of a bass, but I picked the colour from pictures online and never liked it in person. Fender MIA Standard P 5 (black) - Had a badly cut nut which I got replaced, but the luthier damaged the board so that was the end of that. Fender MIA Elite P (tr. red) - Disappointing. Expected fireworks but got the DFA preamp and uninspiring wood grain. Fender MIM Mike Dirnt P (black) - Sounded lovely and had a very nice neck profile, but weighed an absolute tonne. Fender MIM Standard J (purple) - 2nd hand pre-WhenTheyBecameGood model. Modded it ex[t|p]ensively. Sold it at a crushing loss. Fender MIM Blacktop J (black) - Very nice bass. Wish I'd kept it. It just wasn't exciting. ESP LTD Surveyor 415 (natural) - Cool in its own way. Far too heavy to be of any long term interest. Fender MIM Standard J 5 (black) - Cool bass but had fit and finish issues that annoyed me. I'll maybe get a MIA one at some point. Fender MIJ FSR 60s P (white) - Another 2nd hand purchase. Smelled of the previous owner's aftershave. Gone. Fender MIJ FSR 70s P (white) - Nice when it was set up properly, but a passing cloud could affect the neck curvature. Fender Aerodyne J (white) - Another good one, but the neck was too twiggy for me. Shame as it was a nice bass. Fender Kingman acoustic (natural) - Bought to do an acoustic project that never happened. I know now that I'd just use a P. Fender MIM Roger Waters P (black) - Sounded really nice but had a neck like a cricket bat! Squier CV 60s P (tomato soup) - One of the ones that everybody raves about. It was perfectly fine, but it wasn't up to the hype. Squier CV 70s P (black) - Fret sprout central. If I still had it, I'd expect the neck to have the dimensions of a pencil by now. Ibanez SR505 (iffy brown) - Nice, but the truss rod didn't turn so I returned it. The guy in the shop tried a hammer drill. No dice. Ibanez SR750 (nicer brown) - I do like the SRs but the neck on the 4 string models is just too skinny for me. Stick to 5s and 6s. Steinberger Spirit XT-2 (black) - Supposed to be a space-saving backup bass. Never got any use and eventually went. Musicman Sterling Ray35 (black) - Seriously nice bass. If the 35 is this good, a 'proper' Ray 5 must be amazing, I thought... Musicman Stingray 5 (natural) - So disappointing. Why on earth didn't I keep the Ray35 - that was twice the bass for half the cash. Yamaha TRB1005j (black) - Great fun to play but really big and heavy at a point where my back hurts and I'm not up for it! 2 1 Quote
LukeFRC Posted January 20, 2021 Posted January 20, 2021 can I say ta for the folk putting the description in as well - there's a load of stuff I've been "I wouldn't mind one of them" and someone saying "had one, it was shite" helps save me money!! 2 Quote
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