[V-Type]

This sweet Yamaha bass used too be mine but i traded it and the Fender combo for the BV head and Jackson DXMG also in the pic.
She has a nice active electronic setup that coveres a lot of tones. Fast neck as well.
So lets see those basses yours or not.

[Imatrabass1]

I'll post pics of my bass gear soon. I have four basses and a couple amps.

[Brian Krashpad]

Big rig (Crate 200BX head, Ampeg SVT 8x10 fridge cab, '90's MIM Fender Jazz, '80's MIJ Squier P-bass):



Smaller rig on the right (1960's Sunn 200S, Hartke 4x10):



Backup/practice (1970's Woodson 250 head and Woodson 1x15):

[Brian Krashpad]

Here's an updated group shot of the basses, hadn't pictured a few of the new acquisitions in my post above.

I currently have 5 basses. All bought quite inexpensively, and still more than I really "need." For the longest time I had just a Precision, and for almost as long just a Precision and a Jazz. Have bought the other 3 in the last couple years as they were good deals, plus have been playing as the bassist in a couple different bands over the last couple years so I felt like I could justifiably expand a bit.

Anyhow, here they are, roughly (the bottom two should be switched) in order of acquisition (most recent at the top, first purchased at bottom):



Top to bottom:
Peavey T-40 (USA 1979)
Epiphone Thunderbird (KOR 2006)
Peavey Fury (USA 1984)
Fender Squier Precision Bass (JPN 1987)
Fender Standard Jazz (MX 1993)