Haha, no I really don't doubt how great of a bass I'm going to have, but my main bass I have been playing for the past 5 years is a 1966 fender jazz. I'm so used to this bass that I'm afraid the complete wood change will be too drastic. Then again one of the main reasons I opted for an ash/maple NYC is to have that "opposite" end of the tonal spectrum. To me it was kind of like acquiring the flavor of a 1970's fender jazz to complement my '66. Rest assured I'm still extremely excited.
I did the same thing - I have a Fender Custom Shop alder/rosewood to cover the "other" tones. They complement each other very well. Different tools for different purposes, and all that ...