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I had one for about 6 months. I LOVED the feel of that bass. Unfortunately I realized that I'm not a passive bass convert.
I will miss that bass dearly.

Then you might be a candidate for a Squier Deluxe Jazz V:
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How much does this go for?
Then you might be a candidate for a Squier Deluxe Jazz V:
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About a hundred more than the passive Affinity.
Then you might be a candidate for a Squier Deluxe Jazz V:
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I do know that you need to measure the size of the pickups because they are not standard Fender size. What fits in a Fender Jazz 5 won't fit in the Affinity. I thought about modding mine but the more I played it the more I liked the way it sounded. Also I didn't want to put too much money into it.

Then you might be a candidate for a Squier Deluxe Jazz V:
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Stingray, I got some Barts that fit a Fender Jazz 5 & my tech tried to install them on the Affinity. He said routing would be required. Then, when he called Bartolini for replacement pups for my MIM Fender Jazz 5 they sent a set that didn't fit. They finally sent the correct size, but it tells me that there is more than one size. My Affinity was made in Indonesia , so maybe there's a difference coinciding with the country of origin.