No worries,
My original question has been answered by -Matt-, anyway!
It is no apples to ranges comparison, but the specs are a bit different.
the Fender is alder/RW P and the Nordy is an ash/RW PJ.
The Fender has the original Fender PU and the Nordy has the NP5 PU in the P position.
The Nordy PU is known to be more agressive (They are offering a more vintage orientated P PU, as well)
Indeed, the Nordy is sounding "quicker" in the mids, whereas the Fender seems a bit mightier/thicker in the low mids and has a slightly lower overall output.
The Fender neck is a bit mightier as well.
The Fender feels and sounds a bit more traditionnal, whereas the Nordy sounds a bit "faster" and more modern.
Both are excellent basses and built quailty is (almost) equal.
As for my taste/needs, I prefer the Nordy, due having the best neck (for MY hands) I ever played and using the additional J PU very often (even if the blend is only about 20%)
The irritating thin about the Fender is indeed, is having to use allen keys in order to change intonation.
I find it much easier to use a regular screw driver for a quick intonation setup.
But the main difference between both basses is the more mellow sound of the Fender...
Hope this helps