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Precision body with Jazz neck

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Beat me to it.
I don't like P bass necks either...how come I liked this?
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MIM 60th Anniversary P bass.
 
The SB-1 is the bass I've really been gassing for, but I didn't think it would come with a Jazz neck. Do you have to do special orders with G&L? You can't just go to a music store and they have the latest models?

You can special order G&Ls from any authorized dealer. You pick the neck, frets, color, etc.

My SB-1 has a Jazz neck. It's an awesome bass, the tone knob takes it from an aggressive/bright P to warm P sound. They're very loud basses--not noisy just lots of output there. When I switch to my Fender P I have to turn my gain up to about 2X it's SB-1 setting.
 
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I've never been a fan of "reliced" basses, but I recently had a chance to play a Nash P and I have to say, it was one of the best sounding/best playing P-basses I've ever had the pleasure to play.
It might just become my 1st reliced bass purchase....

I'm so gassing for a Nash p63. I just got to find some patience .
 
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You can get some obscenely good deals on used ones, check out GC's online used section. People could say many things about Peavey, but they have some sick necks...very comfy for those who favor thinner ones.

There's one for sale (maybe) here on TB. A red Fury with a white pickguard. I've contacted the seller. I have a problem, and I think the first step is admitting it. My problem is that I don't think that my wife is ready for me to acquire another bass.
 

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