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Who else cannot stand jazz basses?!

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Honestly, I have yet to pick up anything from Fender that agreed with me. Some of the other Jazz builds are OK, but I've yet to find one that clicked the way my Ibanez SR's and ATK's have.
 
A Jazz bass stole my girlfriend and drove off in my pickup truck with my dog.

There are those on talkbass who will say that's what I get for not playing country music with a P bass, but I blame the Jazz basses, the lot of them.

It was your own fault for calling the dog Darlin' and telling the GF to get her muddy paws off the couch. Cheap whiskey will do that...
 
I love Jazz basses. I sold my MIA P bass after having a series/paralell switch installed on a pot because it sounds so good to me. Love my non export Areodyne because it has a nice Jazz neck too with a P pickup.
To each his own but I choose the Jazz bass because it gives me all I need.
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This thread is only five pages long so far. A P-Bass or Ric troll thread would be at least seven pages long by now. Why? Because Jazz bass guitars are not as good, that's why. All you have to do is count pages and you will know.
 
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Sigh. I suppose these guys are right. Fun time is over

We need to get back to work discussing P basses with flats and tort guards, the hazards of mixing speaker sizes and the best bass for metal.

Despite the countless threads on such subjects i'm certain we are very close to coming to universal agreement On such matters.
 
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