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Does this phenomenon have a name?

In my case, this phenomenon is named "right tool for the job." My new P bass knows MOST of the old blues/R&B/classic rock songs I play better than my old MM StingRay. However, the old StingRay still knows the (very few) newer slap and pop songs I try to play better than the new P.

Funny how that works...
 
I think it's a G&L thing. My L-2500 practically plays itself. I struggle with my Fender on about anything and my Lakland falls somewhere in between. Easier than the Fender, but not like BUTTAH like the G&L.
 
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ITS CALLED THE REVERSE TRANSFERANCE PRINCIPLE WHERE BY THE SUM PART OF THE WHOLE DIVIDED BY THE INNUMERATOR OF YOUR PERSONAL CHAKRA(S) CREATES A HOLISTIC PHASE INVERSION TO THE AMPLITUDE OF ABOUT 440 MEGAHURTZ.... GIVE OR TAKE... PRETTY BASIC STUFF REALLY.