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If my experience on the AP Precision is any indication, you`re gonna have a LOT of fun on your new J!
I rarely would tell anyone to not buy a bass if economically feasible, but I believe you`re new J will do about anything a GL Jazz would do. The bridge is about the only difference, and I don`t know that you`ll really be able to tell.
 
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I just bought a Pro II and, for me, it comes alive with the neck and tone rolled off 20%. I use it with an EBS Microbass 3 for some EQ magic. It is rich and warm. Just needs a little teasing out.
Call me crazy but in fact, on top of owning 3 precision basses, I also have 2 jazz basses.
One has some Dunlop Marcus Miller super bright stainless steel rounds and the other one has some TI flats.
The first one is zingy, screaming and burping a lot while the other is mellow and plays like butter, a kind of a velvet sound.
I prefer that rather than tweaking the EQ or the knobs on the bass.
 
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Got this for the Geddy experience. Now all I need is his talent.
 
From what I hear, you really don’t need a Geddy Lee signature bass, you already have the tone !
The mids will cut in the mix for sure and you’ll be able to play fast with a very good separation between notes.
You obviously have the right setup, congrats !
 
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