I played two of em at NAMM... pretty sweet little basses. The "Decision" is their version of a precision... that MM looking thing is basically a split coil (which you can see if you look at the polepieces closely) with a blade jazz type pickup at the neck, making it a Reverend style PJ. Didn't try that one myself.
I did, however, play the Dub King... and it was pretty sweet. It's a short-scale semi-hollow (all the rest are long scale solidbodies) equipped with that MM looking split coil slammed right up against the neck, and an actual MM-style humbucker near its traditional position. I was playing through a real tiny Ampeg combo that didn't sound especially great, but I enjoyed the sounds I was getting out of the neck-precision pup a lot. Very p-bass-like, though perhaps a bit deeper, with that added fatness shortscales often have. The MM sounded like a passive MM... which isn't my thing, but it definitely had that ganky quality you'd expect out of that configuration. Very cool bass. The neck on this one was painted black, and reminded me of what you'd encounter on a Gretsch bass or something similar. Not particularly "fast" but very classic, befitting a semi-hollow shortscale. Controls were vol/tone/blend... pots felt solid, except for the blend which felt kinda cheap, to be honest.
Also had a chance to play the "Justice", which is the Reverend Jazz bass. The neck on this thing was fantastic... slim, fast, to me it felt pretty Fendery... complete with a skunkstripe down the back. The bass had an entirely different feel than the semi-hollow Dub King, and I liked the way it played a bit more. It was hard to tell how the bladed jazz pups sounded through that practice amp, but obviously they were much thinner than the Dub King I had just played. I expect it would deliver what you're expecting, but I'd need to try through a real rig (somewhere that isn't at NAMM, preferably) to really get a feel for the tone. Build quality on both of these felt very good... for some reason I was expecting them to price down to around $800, but I might be wrong. Also might depend on the model.
There was 4th model too, I believe called the Ramrod. It seemed to be the "rock" bass, akin to the Warhawk in their guitar line. It had the reverse black headstock, and honestly I forget the pickup config... I think it was probably a split-coil + MM, but I forget, and I didn't actually plug it in.
The pickup shells look a little goofy on the split-coils, but they seemed to have an authoritative tone, and in the end that's what matters. Pretty cool basses... I'd love to hear others' thoughts on them!
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