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P-Bass Club (Part 2) Precision Decisions

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Your story sounds a lot like mine. Been about 3 years for me since i've had a P. And you have impeccable taste in color combo's:bassist::D You photo skills are much better than mine.

Just got this '06 Lakland Bob Glaub yesterday. I'm lovin' it.
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Awesome bass, Rayzak. I was so close to picking up a Glaub...but the deal on the P was too good to pass up. My next bass will likely be a Lakland, I have been impressed with every one I've played. :bassist:
 
Already a memberm but wanted to share my new favorite parts bass.
When I replaced the neck on my squier with a one piece maple, I realized I had enough parts to build one with this body I've saved for a while (I don't know why but I love the look of it, plus P style with no pickguard FTW) Turned the tone knob into a distortion unit with a few cleverly placed diodes and it can really roar when I want it to.
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Also really loving this hi-mass string-thru bridge I got off ebay, looks great and my sustain goes on for days, at half the price of a badass.
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Here are my two Fenders. The bass on the left is a MIA Butterscotch P w/ a Quarter lb. pickup and I upgraded it with 250k CTS pots. The bass on the right is a Honey Blonde '06 Hwy 1 w/ a Hinesley pickup and tone control.
 
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