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It’s a tough call between the Dingwall and Warwick Thumb but if it had to be just one bass to play, it’d be the Dingwall.
I love the way if feels, sounds and looks and it’s far more versatile than the thumb.
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Picture, please. Them’s the rules.
Kinda.
Not really, but nice to see. 
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Quite right too!
I was replying from my phone and can’t seem to post pics in from there.
Anyway, Dingwall in subtle green and Thumb on the right. 
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@jclay Thanks! Interesting back story there.
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That’s the only thing I miss about playing headless… I can’t hang mine by its headstock on a wall.
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No worries at all 
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If only one, it would have to be G&L L2K (don’t tell my EBMM, it’s been getting all the playing time lately)
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Man there’s some outstanding basses on this thread!
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Yeah. Of course we’ve seen them all here and there, all over the place, but all in one spot is something else entirely. That Peavey of mine feels pretty humble 
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That rug, Man. You know.
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Ties the Jazz together.
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whether you have a purebred or a mutt we all love our dogs.
not that your bass is a dog, it’s a fine bass.
this analogy didn’t really go as well as i intended. anyhoo, carry on.
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Gotta say my new P was tempting me there too, but I’m still in the honeymoon phase and it would take a lot to boot the SBV.
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No way. That neck is great! They made great necks back when.
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Mine is a Squier body, Warmoth neck, and Fender Noiseless pickups. I’d say your Peavey is just fine.
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All going well @autumnsdad1990 I pick mine up this Sunday.
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