Blindfold test: Fender Jazz Bass vs Carvin BB75

Hi everyone. I'd just like to post a blindfold test of my two main basses, a 2005 Fender Jazz Bass American Deluxe and a Carvin BB75, probably from 2000-2003.

Here are the photos:






And here the specs:

Construction:
Bolt-on (Fender) vs. Neck-thru (Carvin)

Body:
Alder (Fender) vs. Koa (Carvin)

Neck:
Maple (Fender y Carvin)

Fingerboard:
Maple (Fender) vs. Ebony (Carvin)

Electronics:
Active (Fender y Carvin)

Pickups:
Jazz SCN Noiseless (Fender) vs, Carvin J99

Bridge
Stock (I don't know the exact model, sorry) (Fender) vs. Hipshot A Style (Carvin)

Nut:
Bone (Fender) vs. Graphite (Carvin).

As you can see, we're speaking about two very different instruments, both technically and conceptually. Both basses are equipped with the same strings (Elixir super light, with five month of intensive use), and were recorded through my EBS Gorm ET (flat EQ, no compression) to the computer.

Here's the audio:


Test 1. All-around

Balance: Neck PU (50%), Bridge PU (50%)

EQ: Flat

Recording A

Recording B


Test 2. Bridge PU

Balance: 100% Bridge PU, 0% Neck PU

EQ: Bass (+1/3), Mids (+1/3), Treble (-&#8734

Recording C

Recording D


Test 3. Neck PU

Balance: Neck PU (100%), Bridge PU (0%)

EQ: Flat

Recording E

Recording F


Test 4. Slap

Balance: Neck PU (50%), Bridge PU (50%)

EQ: Flat

Recording G

Recording H



I hope you find the blindfoldtest interesting!

 

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I'd like to wait for more answers. Higher number of the answers - > more interesting the results are, in my opinion. So please, more answers