Do you have a bass you will NEVER get rid of?

[Highlander]

Always happy to oblige...

[gearHed289]

<Nudge nudge wink wink mode>

I'm not sure either, as there aren't any Squire basses.  There are lots of Squier basses, though.

</Nudge nudge wink wink mode>

I beg to differ! 

[Spiritbass]

I couldn't afford a Dingwall, but I did put together a fanfret, and that's my other keeper from the Embassy.  I get a lot of comments on the sound.

Nice colors on that Super J/P.

Thanks! Sheldon calls this color "Bronze Age". In person, it's like a deeper, bolder Shoreline Gold. I've been focusing on playing fan-fret only lately, but I still have a couple of mono-scaled basses that my fingers just won't let go of yet.  

[jumbodbassman]

few more can't part with basses for me   but then again thats why i have over 100 isn't it...

sorry boutique haters but my second Fodera has been the one since 1984. 



picked this one up around 85.    2 tone refinish of 60 p bass.



one in the middle.  65 ampeg i have had since 81.



and my original 71 pbass  bought new,    just refinished back to original 3 color SB.   need to take some pics sorry.

[OldManC]

For me, a scruffy 76 Thunderbird that has it where it counts would be last-man-standing if it ever comes to that:

Hands down, the best sounding Bicentennial bird I ever owned or played. It was hard to sell that one, but I have two that are sentimental keepers so I had to let it go. The saving grace for me was that it found such a loving home.

[Granny Gremlin]

anal sex, and/or squirrels.

Poor, poor squirrels

[Barklessdog]

Heh Granny, been a long time. I still really enjoyed the music you Gave me.


John/ Barklessdog/redbird/Dobby

[Granny Gremlin]

I would recognise the object(s) and background of your avatar anywhere, bud.

Thanks!  That's really what we all want isn' it; someone to just enjoy the things we make.