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Multiple Fender Precisions in your collection?

Played my Ibanez SR1350B Premium 4 string yesterday, only stopping to complain to my wife that I could not get a decent sound out of it. Today picked up my Sire P5R instead and instantly got the right sound out of it, played effortlessly the same things I was struggling a bit with on the Ibanez. I don't know whey, but the P-bass is just a very easy bass to sound good on, at least for the type of music I play. At 40% the price of the Ibanez.

Yeah, Leo got that one right. Like they say, first, most obvious answer to a problem is usually the correct one.
 
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So, I'm looking for people who own multiple Fender Precision basses in their collection, because I would love to know why they need more than 1 :D
Need?
You don’t really need more than one. Maybe two, (flats and rounds) if you’re doing sessions or playing a lot of different kinds of music.

I’m down to 1 P with flats but I’ve owned around 20 Fenders from late 50’s to mid 10’s, 1 Custom Shop and 3-4 boutiques. I enjoyed them all and have zero regrets about buying or selling any of them (ok, occasionally I miss the ’62 burst with a ’64 J neck). It’s been an awesome journey.