Show Us Your Favourite Electric Bass Guitar.

Mudcrutch

This is mine

Harley Benton BZ-4000 NT

But my son has nicked it so need to get another but might go for the 5 string version.

Harley Benton BZ-5000 NT 

wrinkleygit

Here’s mine, the 5 string Sei is now long gone, the JR fretless reigns supreme.
    Still can’t get Dropbox to embed pics.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4kizwfi7j094u78/AAAAb1WxD-4Iv1BzP0Z2zTAza?dl=0

ICBM

Easy...



1973 Rickenbacker 4001. I've now replaced the neck pickup with an original (looking!) Toaster type.

mrn1989

Gotta be my PRS EB from early 2001, although my '91 Stingray is a very close 2nd

https://i.imgur.com/rYzRkIq.jpg

dogload

Stratavarious

I love my old early 80’s Japanese Aria SB1000 - mindblowingly good.

Mine is black..

Funkfingers

Difficult to nominate one favourite. 

The one, on a stand, ready for recording guide parts, is my MIG Warwick Corvette Standard with Seymour Duncan Active EQ series J pickups.

I am reluctant to photograph an object with so many scuffs. It looks terrible. OTOH, this proves that the thing gets plenty of use.

prowla

This is the one I automatically pick up and play.

ICBM

Stratavarious said:

I love my old early 80’s Japanese Aria SB1000 - mindblowingly good.

One exactly like that was my first bass, in about 1986 - I think I paid £240 for it, second hand. I wish I'd kept it now. I've been tempted to look for another one but they're quite expensive these days, unless they've been horribly modified.

Although I have got this, which is my second-favourite bass...

Paul_C

Dave_Vader

It's actually my bass - honest. Not just the cover star of my first book

Here it is at a gig, from back when we were allowed to do such things

It's a Sunn Mustang P-copy I repossessed for beer moneys owed by my best mate back in 1996.

I've been through a lot of others, but nothing feels like it, or sounds like it (said best mate still says it's a piece of shit and is glad to be rid of it) and it's made me more money than any other instrument I own (and not just for it's use in book marketing).

It was only 30 quid's worth of debt.