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Why the Jazz Bass CRUSHES everything :)

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Love my jazz bass so much. Gonna assemble another one soon
 
So Scott and Ian made a video called "the most annoying bass ever made" covering my favorite model of bass for the first time in the history of Scott's channel. But what's funny is that it can do everything a Jazz Bass can but better. Therefore, the Jazz Bass can't possibly CRUSH everything.


Yep - I was going to post his Ric video.
 
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I tried TI Jazz flats on the Jazz bass and decided I didn't want to do a bad clone of my Precision bass, which has the same strings. Tried a bunch of round wounds and settled (happily!) on TI Jazz Rounds. Really enjoying the tonal possibilities. It's not a Precision bass nor can it fill that sonic role. The Jazz bass is its own thing, and is excellent for use cases that do well with what the Jazz bass can offer.

On the neck pickup a J similar to a P to the extent I have old recordings that might be a P or J neck (it took me twenty years to use the bridge pickup) and I can tell which is which now solo let alone in a mix
 
So Scott and Ian made a video called "the most annoying bass ever made" covering my favorite model of bass for the first time in the history of Scott's channel. But what's funny is that it can do everything a Jazz Bass can but better. Therefore, the Jazz Bass can't possibly CRUSH everything.


What’s even funnier is trying to prove that a Jazz bass can’t beat a Ric at EVERYTHING by claiming that a Ric can beat a Jazz at EVERYTHING. :D