Getting a new bass but i need some help.

Without any knowledge of your needs i picked the Dimension cause i like em'.

 

You will probably get a thumbs-up for every one of your choices given enough time...
I like the Squier Classic Vibe Jazz - I played a few of them and they were all really, really nice for the price point.

 

Those basses are kind of all over the place, including a couple of short scale basses. I suggest you go to a shop and try the basses out for yourself. NO ONE can tell you what will feel and sound right for YOU. Good luck and happy hunting!

 

I see in your profile you have an affinity PJ. If you like the PJ, just wanting an upgrade- get the player Jaguar. If you want to add a different tone- get the Squier Jazz or MM Sterling, whichever bass tone appeals to you more.

but that’s a great short list, I don’t see a lemon in the bunch

 

I chose jazz based on my own personal preferences but knowing the kind of music you like to play helps with this sort of thing.

Can you tell us a bit about the music or players you like to play/listen to.

 

The Ray24 is an excellent bass vs the others. I have owned all the others

 

if you have any demo-playing experience with the axes on your list = you should know what you prefer, right?

 

Quite a different bunch of basses.
What are you hoping for?
What are you playing now?

 

the ultimate bass may be a nasty 'ray with a big EB 'bucker shoved in at the neck = PJ on steroids

 

I keep a 4 and 5 Warwick $$ around bc MM in the neck is thicker and tames the traditional Ray trebly jank.

MM+J is one of my faves, I prefer it to PJ bc there’s just more there if you can switch the MM from parallel / series.

Kicking both MMs to single is my essential punk deal.

 

Which one will you kick yourself for not buying if you buy something else?

 

It’s difficult if not impossible to choose a bass for someone else. But I do own both a VM Jazz and a pair of SS Jags. I gig them all the time, choosing them over more expensive options in my collection. Properly set up with strings of your liking you can’t go wrong with either.