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Saga makes a Jazz kit?

For inexpensive DIY, I'd buy an SX, then buy cheap wood and fashion a body onto which I'd mount the SX hardware and neck. About the same price as the Saga, but I'd expect the SX to have better parts and you'd get a spare body to refin at your leisure (More DIY practice).
 
I have a Saga PB and the neck is fine. Upgraded to EMG P-J and it's a great sounding bass. I'm getting the JB now and I hope I get a good neck as well. It'll get some extra active pups I got on another deal. And next, one will get a defret!
 
I got one of these and was very happy with how it turned out. The sound was pretty good the neck feels fine, the fret job etc.

It was my first build so it was more of an experiment however it has become my primary bass I'll be gigging with it next week.

Of course I replaced a bunch of stuff on it within weeks- not so much because it wasn't good, but more because the replacement stuff was better and to continue the project.

Here is my original post.