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I tell you what though...when I bought my Legend4 it played like a dream compared to the Squire Fender Jazz bass I replaced it with!KsPiNeSh said:Been playing the XL quite a bit (shocking!) over the last week, and I really like what Spector has done with the neckthru and bolt-on US basses. The XL, to my ear, has a great modern sound, with a slight scoop to the mids and a great response to technique and EQ at the amp. The bolt-on H2, on the other hand, has a much thicker, darker, more middy sound that can really thump if so desired... I need to toss some fresh strings on the H2 to see how bright it can get but I really like the way it sounds with the old strings
Kudos to Spector for taking this approach with their lines. My first Spector (Legend Custom) was, quite honestly, awful in my hands; it was so bad that I swore the company off for years before stumbling onto an NS-2J at a local shop. I haven't been a Spector player for too terribly long, but I don't see myself being without one in the future. Fantastic instruments.
LimaGuy said:2004 Red ReBopDLX has arrived to join the Family.
I tell you what though...when I bought my Legend4 it played like a dream compared to the Squire Fender Jazz bass I replaced it with!![]()

2004 Red ReBopDLX has arrived to join the Family.
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Whoopsa,
sorry guys. Was out of order for a little while.
Lets get back to business!
Sorry for the delay!
LimaGuy, you're #225.
Trace if you want to, you can take over. This isn't a presidency after all.![]()

Niiiice2004 Red ReBopDLX has arrived to join the Family.
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Niiiice
If you're gonna keep adopting basses, how bout adopting a couple bassists??
I'll volunteer![]()
I got a Warwick Corvette up for sale, when that sells...I waited 28 years now I am out of control... 
Wish you were closer... would be nice to get a Spector Jam going....I will probably be getting another hopefully soon.
I have been selling all my non-Spector basses, so I can be all SpectorI got a Warwick Corvette up for sale, when that sells...I waited 28 years now I am out of control...
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I am still the process of tweaking the ReBop to my taste. (action, strings etc...)
But first impression.
It definatly has a different sound and feel then the Euro's and the NS-2A.
Which to be honest is what I was looking for. I wanted something different this time.
The neck is fairly beefy which I like and it gets pretty wide at the bottom.
The body is much lighter and I can feel the "talked about" neck dive. But I am sitting 95% of the time.
I can hear how bright the treble knob is, and it seems to sound best at 0 to 10%. The overall condition is 9.5/10 I havent even found a scratch yet.
Overall I am very satisfied with it, but I can see why some may not like it for the price range a "new" one would be.
