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I got a DB212 a little while ago and thought I did awesome at $528. That green DB410 was down to $511 over the weekend. Just crazy. Almost considered sleeping in the basement for a while on that, but it wouldn't match my chocolate thunder.
I bought it but cancelled....... cant be lifting 100lb cab in this modern day of light cabs....modular is better for me, took a lot to not buy it though at that price.....
 
How are the pickups and electronics?
I've never owned a CRB Series, which is their precision style bass. But, the Artist has a thinner nasally sound in my opinion. But, I've heard pup change outs to Bart's are pretty painless. The finishes are usually pretty nice. Electronics are decent, but not great. Hardware (Gotoh style) is okay, but nothing to right home about. But, the neck and finish will be better than any Fender, Ibanez or whatever in that price range.
 
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are those basses decent?

I have a fretless MTD Kingston CRB that I got from Amazon in December during these price breaks. It's a excellent bass with good action and solid craftsmanship. The neck is thin and fast. No complaints, particularity at these prices.

Also worth noting is that the fretted ones have a zero fret, which is a cool option I've never seen on a basses this affordable.