Look great @Staupitz
I guess we know where you stand on stickers 
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Yes, he REALLY hates them, and wants to save everyone from the evils of stickers by amassing as many as he can himself and keeping them from innocent hands. Kind of like you and silver plated saxes, and @Al1885 and basses
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A bass made of vinyl, masonite and Formica is practically begging for stickers.
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And you have the official BassBuzz banana in the mix, most excellent!
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Regal Dobro bass. Has a nice acoustic tone with finger picking louder than most acoustic bass I have Heard. With a pick, it is LOUD! Sounds Electric.
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Peavey T-40. This is a tone monster. It can sound like many other basses. To heavy for me now, when it sells I will get a Yamaha TRBX304.
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My Ibanez GSR205. A entry level base. Sounds nice for the money.
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Love the t40:+1:
@smitty54 ,
Cheers Brian
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All that and a Carvin amp. I’m impressed, @smitty54 . 
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Don’t you think that would be a step (or two) down?
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Yes it is. T-40 has been my main bass for 20 years. Looking for something different.
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Nice
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Might want to consider a TRBX504 for more of a lateral change 
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Thanks I will look that up.
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What are those pickups? Damn, reminds me of those old Yammy PU’s in humbucker mode.
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They are Humbucking pick ups. Peavey design.
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I’ve only got two basses, so here they are with my, uh, “amp.”
First is my Squier Contemporary Passive Jazz. It’s a pretty decent bass; I’m still trying to work out some fret buzz around the 14th fret and it weighs a ton, but it sounds ok and I almost never have to touch the tuners.
Second is my EBMM Stingray in Firemist Silver. I absolutely love this thing. It sounds and feels amazing, and I never want to buy another instrument that doesn’t allow you to adjust the truss rod where the neck meets the body.
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Very pretty color on that Squier bass, @ming_tea . . . 
Really like that matching headstock, too!
Cheers,
Joe
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