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You're assuming that you'll GET $300 for it, I'd expect that you'll get the usual lowballers offering you $250.

Not enough of a "spread" to justify flipping it. If you bought it for $100 bucks and could resell it for a couple hundred or more.... yeah...
I don't care as long as I break even. I figure that I play different basses for free and see what I really fall in love with. Sorta like speed dating. If I like it, then I can mod it up if I want.
 
Cant go wrong with a P bass. End of story.
Being an inexpensive acquisition, mod it all you want to. Use it as a chassis to find out what you like/dont.
quarter pounders would be awesome. Could do a Dimarzio Will Power. Even go the EMG route with a passive GZR or go full active with a original EMG P and get an approximation of a Spector.
 
might be good to keep it just to have something more traditional than a Jackson. Was looking for a 5 string one, but got a pretty decent price this one. I also got an Ashdown 1x15 extension cab. That will be hard to hide from the wife
 
What don't you like about the current sound? What sound do you want that's different? It seems that the answers to those questions drive the pickup replacement question.
 

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