I have both, and the way I would describe them is the P growls and the J sings....I cant help but think of the P as a guy and the J as a lady. Make sense?
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I have both, and the way I would describe them is the P growls and the J sings....I cant help but think of the P as a guy and the J as a lady. Make sense?
I'm going to go against the grain here and say that there aren't too many P vs J threads. As this argument has been going on without a definitive answer for years, I think it's a valid question. It's a question that needs to be discussed.
We should probably just sticky a Precision vs Jazz megathread at the very top of the forum with a detailed layman's faq of the differences (nut size, pickups, etc) and similarities as the first post. Maybe also add in the Jaguar, Stingray, and Thunderbird for illustrative purposes...
agreed.+1
haven't searched myself but I would assume that searching for this topic will result in 100s of threads of people being told to use the search
Maybe you write up this new thread and the mods will be willing to sticky it?![]()
As the old saying goes;
You can feel a P Bass and
You can hear a Jazz Bass!![]()
buy two squiers: a classic vibe jazz and a classic vibe P.
many here ay those squiers sound as good or even better than mexican fenders.
Yet, I'd be willing to bet the "I get lost in the mix with my Jazz Bass, how do I eq" threads outnumber the "I get lost in the mix with my P" threads 10 to 1.
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