I've come to the conclusion that post 2015 models aren't any different than prior models. A matter of fact, their the same noisy basses of yesteryear. I guess a lot of people including me play at lower levels and the noise is not apparent, but I also play through a SVT 2 Pro and the noise is very apparent when cranked up. I've read others comments about this being somewhat normal for Fender and a shielding job is in order. This is from a TB post in 08.
I recently purchased a brand new Fender Stu Hamm Urge 2 bass from a reputable dealer for Fender. I've never owned a Fender, and this seems to be a custom shop bass, lists for about $2400 and I paid $1340 plus shipping. Well that buzz is awful. It is worse when I use my smaller amp a Fender Bassman 150, but controllable with my Peavy Bam 210 with the modeling abilities. Some have no horn, or much tweeters, etc. My local guitar tech is ordering replacement P bass pickups Seymour Duncans Bass lines 1/4 pounders, and when he's inside he'll tape shield the Jass stacked Pickups too. We'll see if that helps. No matter what I will never buy another Fender product period. This is unacceptable for a bass priced like that. I have owned Carvin, Pedulla, Warwick, Ernie Ball Music Man (newer), my current Benavente 5, and this new Fender Stu Hamm. NONE of those others had this problem. I picked up every bass in my friends shop and they are were worse than mine in the same amps in his shop. Shameful electronics! Thats just my opinon, take it as such as I don't want to offend any of you Fender believers out there.
When I can afford it, (if the changing out of the pickups doesn't work) I will get a Mike Lull 4 string with the same configuration of P and J bass pickups. I'll bet that does not buzz.
I feel that poster's pain but I really like everything about the new Aerodyne, the feel, the way it plays, the neck, fingerboard, sound, looks and build quality. If it were any other bass, I'd probably return it. Hopefully a shielding job will fix it and the bass will be perfect.