Hey all,
My Name is Rob and this is my first post on this forum! I played this Ibanez 655 at the store recently and really enjoyed its sound. I loved just how tight everything was and how clear it was in general. I was thinking, before I make the decision to buy this, since I already have a PJ Fender Deluxe, should I just install Nordtrand PJ pickups into my Fender instead of going out and buying this brand new instrument (Ibanez 655) If so how could I go about doing this?
My thought is that I already own a PJ bass, so why get another one? on the other hand, I feel like this Ibanez 655, even though it still has PJ pickups, has a totally different sound to it in general. Plus that 5th string. To be totally honest, I don't know if the Nordstrand PJ pickups would be compatible with my Fender PJ...

Ibanez 655

Fender PJ Deluxe
Basically If I can get away with putting Nordstrand PJ pickups in my 4 string Fender, I'll be happy, but if you guys think it's worth going out and buying a whole new instrument then I think I'm ready to commit to that too.
My Name is Rob and this is my first post on this forum! I played this Ibanez 655 at the store recently and really enjoyed its sound. I loved just how tight everything was and how clear it was in general. I was thinking, before I make the decision to buy this, since I already have a PJ Fender Deluxe, should I just install Nordtrand PJ pickups into my Fender instead of going out and buying this brand new instrument (Ibanez 655) If so how could I go about doing this?
My thought is that I already own a PJ bass, so why get another one? on the other hand, I feel like this Ibanez 655, even though it still has PJ pickups, has a totally different sound to it in general. Plus that 5th string. To be totally honest, I don't know if the Nordstrand PJ pickups would be compatible with my Fender PJ...

Ibanez 655

Fender PJ Deluxe
Basically If I can get away with putting Nordstrand PJ pickups in my 4 string Fender, I'll be happy, but if you guys think it's worth going out and buying a whole new instrument then I think I'm ready to commit to that too.