- In which country was it made? (United States, Japan, Mexico, France ...)?
US-Corona

- What type of bridge (Floyd, Wilkinson ...)?
Bridge HMV, High Mass Vintage

- What are the settings?
A general tone knob, a volume knob for neck pickup and the bridge pickup

- What type of race?
Maple 34 "(864 mm) and alder body

20 Frets, Bolt, Mechanical Fender / Hipshot, Passive Electronics

UTILIZATION

- The Channel is it fun?
This handle is a highway! Frankly, make plans fast is not a problem with this handle!

- Access to acute??
It's a Jazz Bass! I only regret that there are only 20 frets, 24 were good!

- Ergonomics?
Very good, not very heavy, with the mechanisms that have been making a alégées!

- Get how easy is it good sound?
Not easily, very easily: it is innate with her!
I put 9 for 20 Frets a little embarrassing for solos

SOUNDS

- They are suitable to your style of music?
Yes, I play rock, funk, disco, blues, and she spits in all areas!

- With what (s) amplifier (s) or effect (s) do you play?
I played with a Hartke A-70 (12 HP and aluminum cone) and a Behringer 4410 (4 * 10 and tweeter) coupled with a preamp Ampeg B15T.

- What kind of sound you get and with what settings ("crystalline", "bold ",....)?
It depends! With my Hartke, my sound will be sharp and crystalline in fat ???!!! The serious Mouhahaha

- Sounds:
The bridge pickup for the disco funk, the neck pickup for blues / jazz and has two 100% for the rock! With a double equalizer behind ...

OVERALL OPINION

I use it since August 2008, then eight months of loyal service!
The most?? Brand, its
Cons?? Heuuuuu bah I'm still looking
I tried several others before that the Fender: a 75 Reissue, the deluxe ... But that's me directly Plue!

With the experience I referrer that choice again but I will invest in the tube amp or a good Ampeg SVT!

Product Note: 10 for now because I found no better ...