Want P. Hadean? Help!
 

I want a precision, but this Hadean is calling me. What will this sound like? This is my first time branching out of the J bass world. Doesn't look like there are any videos of it.

http://www.rondomusic.com/EB511TRWH.html

I imagine it will sound okay. I think youd be better off finding a used Squier. Classic Vibe if you can afford $200 or so.

I'm really just looking for a cheap beater, and it seems like there is a lot of love for Rondo/Kurt. Are there any basses with similar pickup configs that would give me an idea of the 'general' sound?

I think that particular model is too new for most people to have any knowledge of it. Probably has generic electronics that are featured on a lot of low level instruments. Which ones, though, is unknown.

For the double P configuration, some basses do have that. Old precision bass 'elites' or specials, I cant remember which. A fernandes or two, some BC Rich basses.

It will sound very full and thick. It wont really have that quintessential P bass tone, since neither of the two pickups is in the same position as a P bass. Dont buy it if you want that classic P bass tone. Buy it if you want a beater, sure.

It might/should sound similar to the Blacktop Jazz that Fender has out. Not sure how different the pup spacing is on the two basses though.

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Ordered mine up from Rondo last Saturday and it arrived Wednesday this week. DEEP bass sound with the dual P pups. Bridge a little brighter as expected, than the mid position pups. Nice sustain. Mine did not need any setup when it arrived. Low action, no buzz anywhere on the frets. Good intonation. No fret rework needed, no filing on the fret ends... Played a gig Friday night with it. No issues. Held the tune well. Sounded good through the BP200 and powered speaker mic'ed into the PA. Can't go wrong for $129 bucks... Quite satisfied with the light weight, the feel and the sound. VVT pots have good range of control.

I ended up ordering one recently and forgot about this thread completely. I love mine! Is the finish on the thinner side on yours?

There is one spot on the back that is a bit light, but looks ok on the front...

Looks like we need to start a Hadean Club! :D

how much does this Hadean weigh?

8.5 pounds. Very light. No neck dive. Comfortable!

Looks to be about on the same level as a lower end Ibanez. In this price range there's no real way to compare it to other basses.
Just plan on a generic tone with some decent shaping abilities. Even better if you add a preamp. That's the real beauty of these basses, is that they are great mod platforms.

+1 Absolutely...

Any sound or youtube on this one yet??

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