A few of us have a mild to heavy dose of GAS for these doubly-punchy tone beasts, so I thought I would start a topic for sightings of these in the wild. I’ll start this off with one I see very rarely, the Yamaha BB-XIII:
These were mid-90’s and used now go for about $500-600.
Please post any models you spot!
Next up, one familiar to people here as @Wombat-metal bought one: The FujiGen J-Standard Mighty Power:
These can be ordered new right now from Japan, and will run about $700-800 plus shipping.
Here’s one near and dear to me; I almost bought one last year. This is the uber-rare Yamaha SBV-J2, a limited (single run of 100) double-P variant of the SBV-550.
Pro tip: consider very deeply before buying #32 if you see it, the guy modded it a lot. I ended up offering a low offer on it and being happy he declined.
This bass is one of two in the world that I would trade my SBV-550 out for, the other being a SBV-800MF.
This is a really useful bass. Been practicing my cover of Superstar/Sonic Youth on it just for the tone. I’ve got Fender 63 pickups in it, and with the tone rolled back its dark. But with the tone rolled up and the front pickup rolled back, it’s my MM wannabe. Versatile. Fat sound.
The craftsmanship is fantastic, best built bass I have. I have the alder body; ash costs a bit more
Fender has an entry, know very little about it
Yeah if I were going to get one, it would be this one:
https://www.ikebe-gakki.com/c/c-/ba/ba01/ba010099/ba010099046/680473
Ash with maple neck. Looks fantastic.
Agree about build quality, FujiGen will meet or exceed Fender MIA standards. Fantastic instruments.
That looks interesting. On the plus side, the neck pickup looks to be in an identical location as the P-bass. On the downside, the bridge pickup is really close to the bridge. Not sure how effective that will be.
Picture of the Fender
Oh sweet, that looks amazing!
This one is a one of a kind, but we can’t possibly omit it on this thread. Leland Sklar’s Frankenstein Bass :
( * : in your face, anti-tonewood guys )
The positioning of the pickups there is kind of awesome. I would be tempted to go Full Throttle there and add a third.
Warwick will, of course, make you anything you want, so here’s a double-P Streamer Stage II:
Or an LX:
Or a Buzzard:
etc etc
Ouch 
Then again, what does Leland Sklar know 
true, I totally forgot about it
Well I don’t mind seeing that again
I really like the maple neck on that Warwick, that’s not common at all…
Are the Ibanez basses with their Nordstrand Big Break pickups basically also double P, at least kinda?
From their website:
Nordstrand™ “Big Break” pickups cram a meaty split coil into a soapbar-style pickup, producing a full-bodied, powerful, aggressive tonal texture, while still retaining the clarity that’s characteristic of single coil tone with noiseless performance.
