best p-up comfig. p/mm/j

[iplay4-5]

so imma be building a jazz bass soon and i can't find the p-up configuration i want
the jazz will have a swamp ash body. w/ a wenge neck and rosewood FB
imma have the bass be all passive vol/tone stack knobs for each p-up.
and a 3way toggle switch for easy p-up changes in the fly
so the thing is what is the best configuration that will have the most growl and mid punch, w/ tight gorwly lows and a nice crisp on the high end but not t harsh

 

[ecufunk]

i own a lakland with mm norstrand and split jazz SE wired like thin like a p sounds amazing big great.....but i like j+j too that configuration is great too

 

[iplay4-5]

humm interesting imma have to look into that

 

[fremenblue]

I vote BOALG.

 

[dtlofton]

Best of all my basses is my Musicman Sterling with a single MM. In series, it out-Ps my P-bass, and in parallel it out-Js my J-bass. I just wish there was something to anchor my thumb on. I'll probably end up taping or gluing a little rest to the pickguard.

 

[dewbass4]

P/J best of both worlds and then some but I prefer Fender tone. YMMV

 

[steve21]

a) no carrots. thread fails.
b) mm + mm

 

[bassrique]

a) no carrots. thread fails.
b) mm + mm

What's with all the carrot talk around here? Some kind of movement?

What about J/P/J ala Fender Urge or how about a J/MM/J ?? eh?