So, on my first B2B pass, I went through almost as many basses as there are lessons. Now that my spastic bass transactions have calmed down a great deal, I’m wondering if it’s value-added to go back through the course focusing on one bass for the entire run.
Whadda ya think, Badass Bassbuzz Alumni?
Absolutely. Reducing variables is a great way to sharpen focus. ¡Vaya con Dios!
Vaya con Dios, slayer. 
Why not!?
I only had one for the course and still use that same one for most lesson work on other sites etc.
I think it’s a great idea! I might give it a go myself.
I started B2B with a U5 short scale, quickly transitioned to a Sire M5 long scale, then finished the bulk of B2B and a slew of Talking Bass courses on my go-to Mayones.
Nope, buy more basses 
Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt, almost wound up in the poor-house.
Shouldn’t have bought that t-shirt!
Yeah, 'cuz the t-shirt is what broke me. Not the 13 basses in less than a year. 
I actually get a lot when restarting the course. I was amazed at how much didn’t sink in the first time around.
That’s kinda what I’m hoping for. Do you start from module 1, lesson 1? Or do you tend to skip some of the really basic stuff?
I started Module 1 but not lesson one, I skipped up until there was the slow/med/fast grooves, there’s no value to learning how to tune again.
You’d be surprised how many new things you’d learn the second, third, forth times around.
I agree with this part of the sentence as it pertains to every course/lesson/class I’ve ever had in my life.
Basses, lots of basses, one bass - maybe? The revisit and focus is worth the adventure.
If you’ve still got all 13 new bass, then how about revisiting with each of them one-by-one and really see if the bass makes a difference 
LOL, I only have three. Soon to go down to two. Just need to figure out if I want to sell my Fender Aerodyne or my Ibanez SR-500E.
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Technically, three and a half. I still have a Warmoth body and neck with GOTOH tuners and bridge that I have to figure out what to do with. Just needs electronics. I tried to build it up once, got frustrated, put it in the closet and left it there.
That’s a tough choice, have heard good things about both. What’s your definite keeper?
“Definite Keeper” — great name for a band.
Not so much for a lasting bass choice, though. 