Basses you sometimes regret selling!

[Yorkshire Bottom End]

Memories, like the corners of my mind... ('The Way We Were' - Gladys Knight)

 

EBMM Stingray 4 (Amber Burst with pearloid scratchplate and Status Graphite neck)

Status S2 5 string (Figured Walnut)

Kubicki Ex-Factor (Custom Benson and Hedges blue by Jon Shuker)

Warwick Thumb 5 BO (with brass Just-A-Nut)

 

Pre-divorce collection! There are more...

 

 

 

[BassAgent]

Not too many, only two:

 

First series JV, bought for an absolute bargain (75 euros), sold for a lot more, still regret it. I know the current owner but he won't sell it back to me.

 

 

The Skarbee bass. Excellent.

[Bigwan]

On 13/01/2025 at 07:54, BassAgent said:

 

 

The Skarbee bass. Excellent.

 

That's one I wish I'd bought! Played it in The Bass Gallery a number of years ago. One of the top 3 basses I've ever laid my hands on. Met our dear departed colleague Flanker that day and played it through his Thunderfunk amp and an Epifani 4x10... Glorious...

Edited 7 hours ago by Bigwan

[LeftyJ]

Mr Bassman "No Sweat" by Siggi Jäger of Human Base. Mr Bassman was a bass store in Hamburg, Germany (I think) that had a few German luthiers craft basses for them under their shop's name. Some were made by Human Base and some by Clover (based on the Slapper, with a graphite neck). 

 

I wasn't ready to appreciate this bass when I had it some 15-20 years ago. It was beautifully made and had some interesting tones, but it was too hifi for me at the time and I found the 2-band EQ limiting. I would love to have it back but I have no idea where it is or who I sold it to. 

 

 

[obbm]

This one. My workhorse for about 10 years and I miss it.  Where are you now? Please come home.

 

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Edited 39 minutes ago by obbm