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Owning both a P Bass and a Jazz

A Precision and a Jazz bass?
What a novel concept!
Now, all you need is one of these.:cool:
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I own 5 J's and 5 P's (and an Aerodyne PJ) and love them all, they are very special to me. I was toying with the idea of selling them off and getting 1 Custom Shop of each but in the end I think I would be kicking myself since I really like the variety.... they are all different colors, some have flats, some have rounds, some are stock, others are modded/upgraded pickups, pots, tuners, etc. It's been a fun journey and I do rotate through and play all of them.
 
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I own both. I play the J 99.9% of the time. I put Seymour Duncan Hot Stack in the neck position of my gig J basses. To get more of a P bass tone, I'll take some volume off the bridge pick up. I do this anyway, but with these pick ups "maybe" a bit more P tone ??? I at least want to think it does that after buying the 3 pick ups.
 
I think the best decision I made recently was to get a Fender Player series P Bass and Jazz. I could not decide which one to get and I considered an American P Bass or Jazz (could not afford both). For a little less I got the best of both worlds and although the American Fenders are better I have no issues with the MIM's. They sound and play great to me. Anyone else love owning both?
Here are mine
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love the colors!
 

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