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New neck for my CIJ Geddy?

I have an '03 American maple fretboard, '22 USA Geddy and a '15 Japan rosewood fretboard and favor the Japan(blue one). I did put Custom Shop pickups in it. I had a Japanese Geddy years ago, but the neck was too thin.
 

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There is an engineer that made a video on youtube that built two guitars; one conventionally and the other without a body or even a neck. Both "guitars" sound the same. Another guy built a strat with a body and neck made out of concrete. Sounds like any other strat.

But you can hear enough difference between two nearly identical wooden necks to the extent that it makes you want to replace the neck on a bass that you really love and think already sounds great?
 
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There is an engineer that made a video on youtube that built two guitars; one conventionally and the other without a body or even a neck. Both "guitars" sound the same. Another guy built a strat with a body and neck made out of concrete. Sounds like any other strat.

But you can hear enough difference between two nearly identical wooden necks to the extent that it makes you want to replace the neck on a bass that you really love and think already sounds great?
The two necks are not identical, they feel very different--I clearly prefer the feel of one over the other - and I can hear a difference between the two Jazzes that otherwise are quite similar--same pickups, 70's spacing. But sure, go ahead and bust my balls.
 
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