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BTW. Tight and tuneful. It's the same bass, different pickups. One is hum-cancelling, the other is single-coil.
Strings are Rotosound Stainless 0.45
Bass is active, pre-amp totally flat, no other EQ'ing or effect whatsoever. Setup is identical, pickup height measured with a ruler and as close as it could be without a caliper. Both clips have blend in half position.
so will you disclose?????
Both basses had a really annoying sort of growl. Not the good growl, the kind of growl that was kind of muddy. But I would choose bass 1 because overall it sounded better and had less of the growl.

I couldn't get them to play either, but I did some trimming of the address that it tried to run them from and came up with these:
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I think I prefer the tone of the bass on clip 2, as clip 1 sounds a little thin in comparison. Maybe just bring up the volume of the bass on clip 2, because the bass on clip one seems a little louder.
Ok, when I wrote that I was listening with my crappy headphones at work. Now that I've heard it on some better speakers, I've changed my mind and prefer clip 1.I think I prefer the tone of the bass on clip 2, as clip 1 sounds a little thin in comparison. Maybe just bring up the volume of the bass on clip 2, because the bass on clip one seems a little louder.