Whether you decide to sell one for the other is entirely up to you. However I will say at the current price of $599 these are easily the best deal/value for a Fender bass in many years. I would just get it and hold onto both seeing which you prefer. Then by that time they will all likely be sold at the current asking price and if( BIG IF) you decide the Aerodyne isn't for you then I feel you would have no issue selling it and breaking even or honestly even making a few bucks in the end. If you decide to sell the standard series jazz you will cover the cost of the Aerodyne. Personally I say go for it and don't hesitate. Life is too short for regrets!Hey everyone. Right now I have a 2015 MiM Standard Jazz bass and I have the white Aerodyne P Bass coming next week.
As I stated earlier I currently focus on guitar/drums and plan to get back into bass guitar as a fun side quest. Been listening to a lot of Grateful Dead lately and Phil’s playing has inspired me to get back into it. I’m kind of meh on the jazz bass I own as it’s kind of bland (black with white pickguard and a maple neck) and it never really inspired me to pick it up. Am I nuts for wanting to sell my current Jazz bass and buy the California Blue J Bass to replace it? Seems like a solid step-up in quality and I’d enjoy the finish.
This is probably terminal levels of GAS talking lol. Maybe I should just chill and be happy with the P Bass that’s coming.
I personally favor a Precision with Rosewood. That white P is amazing for the price considering the quality of Japanese instruments, unique color/matching headstock, Rosewood board and comes with a gig bag for $599.
I am partial to 60s-70s music myself and while I'm not a big Grateful Dead fan, I do enjoy a few of their tunes. Specifically this one. Hope you enjoy it!
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