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I have quite a few Jazzes... 5 in fact First up is my Fender Jazz from '66. Original except for 2 screws and the finish. Next is my Celinder J Update 4 from 1998, built for Danish session player Thomas Skarbee and also owned by forum member Crazykiwi [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/DSC01347.jpg[/IMG] Then there's my Blade B2 Tetra Bass, replaced the pickups with Nordstrands and the preamp with an Aguilar OBP-1. And here's my Fender Standard Jazz Bass fretless. Replaced the pickups with Fender CS60's, put a Gotoh 201 bridge and black pickguard on it and had the fingerboard epoxied. Finally my Lakland 55-60 Limited Edition Translucent White!

Woo, here's my baby! Fender Standard Jazz Bass fretless from 2001. I modded it quite a bit. The pickups were replaced by Fender Custom Shop 60's pickups (which sound fantastic by the way), I switched the pickguard with a black one, put a Gotoh 201 bridge on it and, last but not least, had the fingerboard epoxied. That last thing was the best thing I ever did to a bass Whát a sound. [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/45197239.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/bbf933ad.jpg[/IMG]

I have two, a Fender Jazz from '66 which I love dearly Since I started playing over 13 years ago I wanted to have a vintage Fender Jazz Bass, and almost three years ago, the moment was there: [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/Dees-087.jpg[/IMG] And about a year ago, I got a Lakland 55-60 Limited Edition, when they were released in Translucent White, my favo Lakie colour:

So here's mine: [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/f7de902b658262d4cd66c3410c1fa251.jpg[/IMG] And here's how it looks on me: [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/DSC_3252.jpg[/IMG]

[b]Yamaha RBX270 (1999)[/b] First bass, traded it for my Yamaha BB N5II [b]Yamaha RBX270F (2000)[/b] Sold, great bass [b]Yamaha BB N5II* (2001)[/b] My first 5-string ever. I traded it for the Frankenbass but regretted it so much I bought it back. It's tuned E-C now and I love it so much... [b]ESP/Knooren frankenbass (unknown)[/b] Traded it for the TRB5II [b]Blade B2 Tetra Jazz* (2001)[/b] Bought this really really cheap. It's a very nice bass but I upgraded it anyway, with an Aguilar OBP-1 and Nordstrand NJ4s. It got signed by Marcus Miller I'll never ever sell this. [b]Fender Jazz Bass Standard Fretless* (2004)[/b] Best fretless I've ever played. [b]Yamaha TRB5II (2001)[/b] Sold... it was an awesome bass. [b]Yamaha BB414 (2007)[/b] Traded it for one of my Aguilar cabs. It was an excellent instrument and I want one again some day. [b]Johann Georg Kessler double bass (unknown)[/b] Sold. I got tendonitis from playing upright so I had to sell it. I still have the urge to play... [b]Motion B-05 BK (unkown)[/b] This was in a terrible state when I got it. I cleaned and repaired it, played it for a while then sold it. It got me GAS for a proper acoustic bass though. [b]Blade B1 (2003)[/b] Sold. I will regret this for ever. [b]Cobelens & de Bruyne Primo merbau (2008)[/b] Returned it to the luthiers, so they could use the electronics and hardware for my new bass. My endorsement ended (they stopped building entirely) before I got the new one. [b]Squier Vintage Modified Precision* (2008)[/b] Changed the pickups to Fender Original, it got a new bridge and new pots, and it's now way better than a USA Fender. [b]Yamaha BB300 (1989)[/b] Good bass, but I traded it for the TRB5F [b]Yamaha TRB5F (1995)[/b] Awesome fretless, but I liked my Fender more so I sold it. [b]Squier Standard Jazz Bass (2007)[/b] Sold. It was good but not good enough. [b]Celinder J Update 4* (1998)[/b] I have dreamed of having a Celinder for about 5 years and now I was able to afford it and get it for a reasonable price. It's an old one (and the one in the Basschat banner) and one of the most comfortable basses to play I own. It's certainly the loudest. [b]Squier Classic Vibe Jazz Bass (2009)[/b] This was absolutely fantastic and made me buy my '66 Jazz. I sold it anyway [b]Fender Jazz Bass* (1966)[/b] Thanks to me and my brother winning a Dutch TV quiz I could buy this. It has been my dream to have a vintage Jazz for my entire bass life, and now I have this one Everyone who plays it, including yours truly, is astonished by the playability, feel and sound of this creation from heaven. * indicates I still have them.

I don't have all the basses together right now, but this is my Jazz Bass collection. The OWH is a refinished bass from 1966 I also own this: And this: And this is on the way, probably:

Very nice

Update: the Cobelens has gone back to its makers (they're building a new one for me and needed the electronics and hardware of this one) and I've sold the TRB5 to afford a car. So, now I have this: Around Christmas I will be owning my new Cobelens & de Bruyne ánd I'm about to buy a Squier CV Jazz Oh, and the Squier got a Fender Original Precision Pickup, and the Blade got Nordstrand NJ4s.

My B2 is lighter, I think. About 8.

[quote name='bassanton' post='647747' date='Nov 6 2009, 11:49 PM'][center][/center] Cheers![/quote] Absolutely fantastic collection. Mine is this now:

The first one is accessible again!

Yes, part 2! [url="http://www.hidderoorda.nl/the%20bass%20orchestra.mp3"]CLICK[/url] Basses used: Yamaha TRB5II and Fender fretless Jazz Bass. Effects used: Dalgic Muzik Small Tone (Small Stone copy) and Boss CE-2B.

That's it?

No, it slows down... That's the weird thing. I've found a name on the PCB: "Dagic Muzik".

Nope... I've just tried it out "fa real" and, when actually switched on, it doesn't sound half bad. It's the switching that's crooked. It sounds a bit like a car starting.

I bought a phaser pedal second hand, assuming that it was a Russian EHX Small Stone. The seller had posted a picture of one in his ad, and the title of the ad was "small tone". I thought that was a typo, because the rest of the ad was very badly written as well... I received it today, and it turned out to be anything but a Russian Small Stone. It's a brandless phaser pedal called a "Small Tone". It works, sort of... The pots are rusted, the casing isn't what it used to be, one of the pots doesn't seem to work at all, the switch is cranky, the phaser makes some weird sounds that don't belong there when I turn it on, the inside is a mess, the PCB isn't attached to the casing but loose inside... It has an EHX power supply input, that's weird as well... It looks like this: Does anyone know what it is?

I once owned this. It was way too good for its price. I sold it to afford my Cobelens & de Bruyne custom bass. I want one again! So my bass of the day is a Blade B1. Availability second hand: none.

The new demo is done!!! Check out the tracks on [url="http://www.myspace.com/hidderoordabass"]http://www.myspace.com/hidderoordabass[/url] They're called Open Your Mind and Everything.

This: And this:

I made a list of 3: [b]Fretted 1:[/b] Jazzbass 5-string No pickguard No control plate Swamp ash body 35" scale AAAA grade spalt maple top See-through wine red finish Birdseye maple neck Birdseye maple fretboard Bone nut Hipshot tuners Badass V bridge medium frets Chrome hardware Nordstrand NJ5 pickups Aguilar OBP-3 preamp Controls: Volume/balance/bass/mid/treble/active-passive switch [b]Fretted 2:[/b] 4-string Precision Alder body 2 tone sunburst finish Black pickguard Birdseye maple Jazz Bass profile neck (Brazilian) rosewood fretboard Medium frets Bone nut Hipshot tuners Gotoh 201 bridge (chrome) Lindy Fralin P-bass pickup CTS pots [b]Fretless:[/b] 4-string jazzbass Alder body 34” scale No pickguard Control plate Sunburst finish Lindy Fralin passive pickups Passive electronics Epoxied rosewood fingerboard Birdseye maple neck Bone nut Hipshot tuners Vintage bridge Chrome hardware