This is great man, as far as I know there's at least the three of us here that play Bass...are there any others?
BTW - Bassist are a rare and proud breed, humbled by our calling to be the foundation for our fellow 6-stringed front men! But we all know where the talent really lies....
Here is the pic from Ibanez.com . If I had a digi I'd take a pic of mine but it would look the same.
I also a have a crappy Crate BX-50 amp, a nice Monster Cable, and I just put some Erine Ball Super Slinky Stainless Steel strings on it. Its really slappy. I wish that Elixars would have came on it.
Oh ya I also have some cheap case but my bass sits on the stand most of the time.
I'd post a pic, but I don't have any pics of it
lol
it's an Ibanez RoadStar II from the early 80's (not sure exactly what year)
it was my dads, but he gave it to me a couple years ago.
its the most beautiful sounding bass ive ever played, got a real nice slappy tone, awesome for funk lines, popping and slapping is a dream!
*hugs bass*
fretless eh?
I'm thinking of buying a used bass, and defretting it by myself
must be a 24 fret though!
then, ill be able to play jerry was a racecar driver and all sorts of claypool lines in all their fretless glory!
YAY FOR ME!
somewhere down the road theres a Hartke 5 string with my name on it too.. muahahhaha
Hartke, eh? Cool... Right now I'm looking into a new bass rig. I'm leaning towards SWR, but Eden would be nice also. I'm hoping that this rig will be the last for a loooooong time.
I'm currently playing through a Peavy T-Max Tube preamped Head powering my 2-10" cab and tweet with my 15" cab on the bottom. It's got great thick tone, but it's lacking for slap. That's where I'm leaning towards a SWR head power 2-4/10" cabs, for a total of 8-10" speakers and two tweets. I would hope that this kind of rig would fill all my appetite for slapin' tone as well as that thick full bottom tone.
Crate BX-50? There's not a lot of headroom there, but the built in effects are pretty nice, and when your looking to just plug in and go, it's nice not having to get the hand cart, pack your cabinets in, spend 10 minutes to hook everything up, then forget that rif you had in your head.
If you ever upgrade, do NOT get rid of that amp, as it might forever be your best friend.
On the left is my Warwick, 5-string Corvette Std Fretless. On the right we have my Jazz American Standard 4-String, Semi-Transparent Blonde Finish. In the middle we have my SM-900 Head (900 watts) stitting on top of my Goliath III (4x10" Cab)...
, and it can be yours for only $600.00 plus shipping and handling. 
