mikbass

[attachment=210730:IMG_0123.JPG] Here are mine. Love them all.

[quote name='BassAgent' timestamp='1422782280' post='2676615'] My couch is the perfect size: Top row, left to right: De Gier Bebop 5 (2013), Fender Standard Jazz Bass fretless (2001), Fender Jazz Bass (1966), Fender Road Worn Precision Bass (2009) Bottom row, left to right: Blade B2 Tetra Bass (2001), Yamaha BB N5II (2001), Eko BA4 fretless (1987) [/quote] Some beauties there, Bassagent, but my favourite wow! moment was seeing that Eko acoustic. I have an earlier version with (thank god) fret markers. I stuck a noname violin pickup under the floating bridge and found an, almost, perfect excuse for not owning an upright.

I have three that are "cheap" in the price area, but nowhere else... Left to right; -64 Hofner club bass, -60's Eko mod no 960, (ignore the Harmony, that one was a little, but not a lot, more expensive) and a 1980's Eko BA/4.

I have a -64 club bass. Got it ridiculously cheap and it's getting restored as we speak. Here it is next to an Italian cousin.

These are mine. 1964 Hofner club bass, 60's Eko mod 960, 1961Harmony H22. You can also get a glimpse of my Eko acoustic from the 80's

I have these, 1964 Hofner club bass, 60's Eko florentine mod 960 and a 1961 Harmony H22. The H22 was a wreck, hence the non original parts.

Yes, what?

Best I've heard is Jennifer Condos playing a Harmony H22 Reissue with Ray Lamontagne. Try "Repo man" w said artist. I have a mid 60's Eko florentine bass w flats and it works very well as a double bass "fake".

Looks absolutely correct to me, owning a -75 myself. All I can say is Congratulations!