Classic features of a JazzBass.
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FYI, my previous low was:
- Jazzbass copy of Samick. Not zero, but frankly low end on all levels.
- Cort Artisan B4 active. Not bad, but its difficult to find effective for my style, perhaps too versatile and not enough personality. Good violin though.
- The Squier Vintage ... day and night with the previous!

UTILIZATION

Handle very nice, very thin at the head (it's almost like a guitar), the largest in the body.
the varnish of the handle is not high end if you want to quibble, but the instrument gives off a good solid feel and professionalism.
the knobs seem robust (compared with a squier guitar I had).

the weight is not negligible, provide a comfortable strap.

SOUNDS

As said in other reviews: everything thoroughly, and it sounds!
the moment we love this kind of sound is really perfect, but the possibilities are more limited than on other basses, it must know what you research.

failure to play on a micro brings a breath (normal for this kind of microphones it seems).

OVERALL OPINION

Received yesterday, my mind is still fresh, but enthusiastic enough.

for that price, the result is quite exceptional, both in his luthier.
looking for a low single with a little retro cool is a good choice.

I had to adjust the height a little strings out of the box, but no faults.