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I love mine. It does a killer job of getting a variety of tones and the neck feels great. It does the jazz and p-bass very well with a "stingray-like" tone thrown in. I usually like the "Lakland" sound (neck pickup + bridge pickup not split). Here is a pic from last year when i got it.
hey Shadi that makes me sick when I hear something like that.
I guess you never replaced it?
Sounds crazy but I'm afraid if I get the 44-02 I won't need my American standard Fender jazz bass which I've grown attached to.
Is the 02 different enough from a jazz bass that I can use both?
I also have a killer Fender P/J. I'm guessing I can get a more modern tone than the Fenders will give me plus I like the 22 frets as I do like to do short fills up there when it fits and it's hard on the fenders to play around the 18th & 19th fret area. I actually had one on order at Sam Ash online and they charged me tax so I canceled the order for now and keep looking for a used one but I never see any just deluxe models which are more money and I actually prefer the look of the standard.
I have the 4402 with maple board and sunburst. It is amazing, it makes me so happy everytime i play it! It seems like i always find some new tone from it that is tons of fun. I recommend a set of Daddario EXL165's on it. It wasnt until i put those on that it really started to sing and growl. Theres really not a thing wrong with this bass (imo) and youd be really hard pressed (and ignorant) to think that you would need another bass. Get one!