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Could use your input between two basses

I will not comment on the Yamaha basses as they look great and they are probably fine instruments. I have not played one.

All Squiers are, however, not created equal and the Classic Vibe line is also something that you may want to spend some more time investigating.



I am very happy with my Classic Vibe 60s Precision bass. It really depends on what sound you are after and which bass feels best to you.
 
Well, I just pulled the trigger on the Yamaha, I found a deal on ebay that was too good too pass it up. $328 with shipping. Pearl black. We'll see how the pickups sound, the p will most likely get the Nordstrands. Just for future reference are there any similar sized jazz pickup replacements? Without a pickguard theres nothing to shield right?
My SX Jazz has some chromes on it already so this baby will get some rounds, probably some pro-steels. Any suggestions for good rounds for some funky, post-punk esque playing?