Before I got my secret weapon, a Squire Classic Vibe Jazz Bass, I started out on a Squire Bronco Bass. I don't play it as much but I still love it's tone.

Basses I do want (I'm a greedy bastard, lol):

Squier Modified Fretless Jazz Bass
Fender Custom Shop Jaco Pastorius Fretless Jazz Bass
Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass
Fender 1970s Jazz bass
Fender 1950s Roadworn Precision Bass (Fiesta Red)
Warwick JE Buzzard Bass
Warwick Adam Clayton Reverso Bass
Warwick Jack Bruce Thumb Bass
Rickenbacker 4003 Bass
Wal Mach II Bass
Epiphone EB-3 Bass
Steinberger Headless Spirit Bass
Yamaha Billy Sheehan Attitude Bass

I really want a Fender Stu Hamm

Realistically I like the PJ models. Jazz Neck, Precision Body, and a Pickup from each.

I'd also take a Gibson Ripper, Honer Viola, Yamaha BB 414, Nathan East, or Billy Sheehan, Epiphone Woody Allen, Fender MB4 or 5, or a Warwick.

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"Persistence Is The Father Of Invention"
-Crazy Old Man In Training

Here's my baby girl, Fender FSR Standard Jazz Bass:


...and here with her sisters:


Note: The colors are a bit washed out.
That's due to my camera, not the axes.
They are much more vibrant in person, like me!

Lifelong guitarist who recently got into playing the bass after jammin' with a friend's Japacrappy model. Just couldn't get it out of my system, so I made the leap to get my own...though it had to be a Fender, of course. Guitar is still my main axe but, it's great to be able to play both not to mention a real work out for the fingers.

Gear, mate!

great picks, Roadworn good for a pick at least its close to mine Fender Precision Bass (Fiesta Red) Squire Model you'll get it when you get it.

(I'm a greedy bastard, lol):
rule number 2

Welcome to the Forum, cool 57!

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you can save the world with your guitar one love song at a time it's just better, more fun, easier with a fender solid body electric guitar or electric bass guitar.

Basses I have American Standard P-Bass, Gibson Grabber II, Squire Fretless Jazz Bass. Now my want list American Delux Jazz Bass, Rick 4003, Gibson Thunderbird Bass and a Carvin Timithoy B Schmit Bass. Dont get me started on Guitars.

Never owned or had any desire to own a bass.

I have a circa 66 Vox Astro IV Model V273 hollow body violin bass with built in Fuzz,Bass&Treble Boost,G-Tuner.I also have custody of my daughter's P-Bass copy a Music Master or something like that.I would like to have a Hofner "Beatle" Bass,hey Nevin if you ever get tired of yours I'll give it a good home lol.

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'65 Strat,65 Mustang,65 Jaguar,4 more Strats,3 vintage Vox guitars,5 Vox amps,'69 Bassman with a '68 2-15 Bassman cab,36 guitars total-15asst'd amps total,2 vintage '60s Hammond organs & a myriad of effects-with a few rare vintage ones.

american standard jazz bass, to create my own backing tracks, to play along with.

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2012 American Vintage Telecaster 1958
09 Fender american deluxe strat.
97 Gibson les paul special P90's double-cut
65 Princeton reverb re-issue
2010 Guild Gad-F40e

Yeah yeah yeah!

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I really like all them "Aster" guitars. You know, like the Stratoc, Telec and Jazzm.

Well my number 1 right now is a 2009 standard jazz (as mentioned in my signature).If the strings on it or dead or something i use and aria cardinal pro ii.
Basses i want:
American standard Jazz (sunburst, maple fretboard)
American standard Precision (Red, maple fretboard)
Custom shop Jazz with soft V shaped neck, nitro finish, maple fretboard, bridge humbucker and slightly bigger headstock.
Gibson Thunderbird
Gibson Grabber
Gibson Ripper
Warwick Buzzard
Fender Jag
Classic 50's p bass
American vintage 75 Jazz
American standard fretless and 5 string jazz basses
Non-export Aerodyne jazz
Classic 51 P bass RI
Geddy lee signature model
Stu Hamm Urge ii
Hofner Viola
Musicman Bongo
Warwick Corvette
Fender kingman SCE acoustic
Aria Tab-66
I could go on...

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Rated "M" for meaty.

Fender American Standard V Precision Bass

I dream of getting a Rickenbacker 4003, and those 3 Warwicks I mentioned above. But what will really make my life is an exact replica of John Entwistle's Alembic Exploiter. I saw a guy on the internet who actually got one built and it got me thinking. But Alembics are hideously expensive, I bet that bass is well over $15000. The JPJ Rhapsody In Blue Alembic is also a beauty, but again, expensive.

I'm not really GASSING for any basses at the moment. Perhaps a fender high way one p bass or jazz bass.

My basses are in my signature! Love um both! I would like a new silver pearloid p guard and some new pups for the squier...

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Basses:
Fender '51 P bass RI
Squier affinity jazz bass
Guitars:
Squier tele custom
Amps:
Peavey Max 115
fender rumble 15

I have one a 1992 Fender Precision Candy Apple Red Rosewood Fretboard with a Badass II Bridge and Fender Silver Lace Sensor pickup in it. I'll post a pick when I take one of it in a few days.