If you had to sell one....

[Dr. Cheese]

Nothing against Lakland, but the guy wants a bass he can take to bars without worrying about it, and even if it's a (perceived) drop in sound quality, a Squier could in theory do the same job as a Lakland.

Looking at it that way. A Modulus is pretty bullet proof. The OP could even use it as a self defense tool if need be and it would still be in tune, so keep it.

 

[coreyfyfe]

I say sell both and get a Fender Jazz V or JO5.

Nailed it.

 

[DeathDancer]

Ok, here's my situation. I need some help.
I've got 3 basses. I can't afford to keep all 3. One of them is a '64 P bass. That one is not an option to sell.

So, my other two basses are:
1) Modulus Q6 with Chechen fretboard, bartolini pups, and bart 3 band preamp and;
2) a passive Lakland USA JO 4 string with Alder body, rosewood fretboard, and Fralin pups.

I can't sell the '64 for obvious reasons. It's precious and irreplaceable.
I love the '64 but I don't like taking to dirty bars full of drunk people. Plus I've got flats on it so although it's tone is awesome, it's not very flexible.

So then my option would be the JO or the Q6. The Q6 doesn't give me the option of an old vintage tone like the JO does but the Q6 can handle more aggresive styles and has the option of the low B (i don't need the high C, it's just fun). I play a range of music from background jazz to funk to folk to rock.

What would you sell?

Hell, I'd sell the Fender then the JO and keep the Modulus but I'm biased. Seriously though sounds like you're not happy with either the Mod or JO so as Fenderhurtz said get rid of both, maybe get something that you'll actually play out with that meets your needs.