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Jazz Bass Or P Bass?
- Thread starter faulknersj
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Now you got your chocolate in my peanut butter. How about we just put Pressure Wounds on both of them?Rounds on the P and flats on the J is more like it
A gift….to myselfThat pink paisley jazz 5 !!!!
There was one in my pics…just to hammer home my point ha ha!
That is a 73' Jazz hippie refin, and the one you are talking about is a 2001 Fender FMT Jazz 5 string
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It's a bass I had built by Jason Smith for a milestone B-Day
I will Always Take A P-Bass First And Foremost! 
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Wrong! You need another Jazz to settle the score.
Nice rigs by the way. I'm a Super Bassman enthusiast but came close to picking up the Little Bastard a while back though someone else got to the store and I missed out.
I haven't tried pressure wounds yet. I have Root 66's on my P and Labella DTFs/LTFs on my Jazz Basses
Gonna stick with my Peter Yarrow thank you very much.
I've owned a Precision bass since 1968. A Lull PJ5 has my #1 bass for the last 15 years. I'll always own a P bass, but 9 years ago I bought my first jazz bass, my other #1, and discovered I quite like it.
Never understood limiting yourself to one pup.
Personally I want at least 2 pups, if not 3, and personally I want splittable humbuckers.
I like stuff that does everything and particularly one thing well.
Personally I want at least 2 pups, if not 3, and personally I want splittable humbuckers.
I like stuff that does everything and particularly one thing well.
I didn't like them when I first put them on my Jazz Plus, but they grew on me. They aren't as smooth as you might expect, but they are very flexible and sound great, once broken in.
