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thin neck p bass?

The Lakland Duck Dunn would fit the bill for you. As for the Fenders, the new American Standards feel pretty close to the Jazzes.

The Am. Std. Jazz width at the nut is 1.5". The P is 1.65". The MIM Classic '50s series is 1.75".
 
hmm, a thin necked P bass that has nothing to do with a Fender/Warmoth parts bin?

that's easy. I have 7 Charvels that have a 1-5/8" nut on a very thin neck.

here's a few:


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Those hockey stick headstocks are tight! Heaven help the
fool who tries to rush you on stage.

;)
 
I do the opposite. I put P Bass necks on my Jazz basses, at least my gigging basses.
Tim Commerford?!?! :eek:

I used to have a Fender Hot Rod P bass that had a P body, PJ pickups, and a Jazz bass neck. They're great basses and I still wish it hadn't been in a fire.

AS has been echoed throughout the thread, just take a J bass neck and put it on a P body.
 
Ibanez SRP400 or an SRX400 both kinda sorta P like. They don't make them anymore but you can get the occasionally on Ebay. I got my SRX400 for just over $200 and it sounds huge and plays really nice.
 
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