lol i meant how did you find the playability, sound etc!?
haha! sorry. well i plugged it in (Carvin1000w) and could not get it too mwah at all. even after an hour of eq and a verb pedal wasnt really getting the fletless sound that i wanted.
So i took the rounds off my warwick and threw them on there. Wam! that instantly made a huge difference!
Its better made than i would expect from a $129 bass.
its solid. tuners are decent to the point that i wont change them. I think my only worry would be the bridge, it seems a little flemsy. I couldnt get my B string in the stupid bridge, it was too big. i found that odd.
The finish was the biggest shock to me. Based on the pic of the burst on the rondo site, i didnt get my hopes up for the burst.... but when i opened the box i was shocked! i thought the finish was beautiful. the rondo pics dont even look like it. I think the burst is great!
As for playing, i guess im not a flats guy(the stock ones were probbably horrible anyway) but i plan on epoxying the FB so my rounds dont jack it up.
Besides the wimpy looking bridge, i think its great. i only played it for about 3 hours with a drummer, but it was enough to make me want to keep and and i went home and took the neck off to start messing with it.
As for sound, it sounded like a jazz bass. which for me is good. pickups are bright and clear, i was expecting mud. but its as bright as my ash warwick. with both pups wide open it doesnt sound fretless, which is cool for me. then back of the neck pup and mwah away!
the action was i little high and intonation a little off and i still enjoyed playing it. so i cant wait to see what it will do with new strings and a good setup!
hope i answered your question...
