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La Bella Olinto Club

P basses are pretty popular in the contemporary worship scene so I think you'll be fine there.

Do you lean towards a more bridge-focused tone? If so, going all in on just a P pickup will be a big change but if having a bridge tone isn't a big component of your tone, then I think you'll dig a P.

Nothing fills out a song like a P. That dual tone Olinto P that's in their shop now would be a killer, I'm sure.
My main bass is an Alleva Coppolo and i keep the volume even, but I love the neck PU sound. I have been checking that 5 P they have.
 
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Here's my (new to me) Olinto P4 - made by Mas Hino with a Brazilian Rosewood fretboard and relic aged candy apple red sparkle finish!

Not sure if it will replace my Moollon P just yet, but it is DOPE!
 

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