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Is something wrong with me?

Haha! You're right and wrong at the same time. I think I meant to say the whole jazz bass design and function. But yes, even a Skyline is a huge leap forward in quality from a MIM Fender. :hiding:

I'm kind of in the mode now where I want just one bass (weird, huh?). I get confused when I own too many different styles of basses. If I'm correct about my inclination toward the Joe Osborn, I may just sell all three and buy a USA Joe Osborn as my main bass.

You could do a lot worse.
 

There is something wrong with me.

The building I work in is right next to a highway offramp. I can see it from one of my coworkers office windows. Occasionally, at the end of the offramp there will be a poor soul standing there with all his/her possessions at their feet and holding a cardboard sign with a message scratched on it asking for help. I should be ashamed of myself for complaining about such nice instruments that I own when there are countless others in this situation.

Praise Jah. I'm closing this thread and quitting my bitching.
 
My first bass was an MIM P-Bass, which broke, so now I have to play other basses until I can get a new neck for it. I've also realized that there was just somethng about it. I wasn't crazy about the sound, but it just felt so right. Even with all of its faults.

I think that we're like that because it was the bass we learned how to play on. Kind of like learning a language. English is my first language and I'm most comfortble with it, just like I'm most comfortable with my P-Bass.