Right here we go then.
Firstly you have to understand that I can be too fussy for my own good. It comes from a being a panel beater with a bit of pride, and badly sanded edges and misaligned parts leap out at me.
Which led to my first disappointment. It came out the bag headstock first and the paint edge around the 'open book' shape isn't the best. There's also a couple of edges which aren't right, but to be fair this is a colour that will emphasise any imperfections, and it's only a £350 bass.
That said, it does look lovely, I really like the colour and the body hardware looks huge, really chunky, which I like.
The actual paint finish is perfectly acceptable, not amazing but as good as more expensive basses.
I've only plugged it into a small amp so far but it sounds great, I really quite like the both pickups on full, slightly scooped tone it has. But the neck pickup full, bridge about halfway is great.
Action is very high for my liking but that all adjustable.
The frets are very thin which I also like.
More to come when I've spent some time with it, but overall a very nice bass for very little money.
Without flash.
With flash.
Bad edges.
Action.
Nice fretboard wood.
Chunky hardware.
Retro knobs
Lovely colour.