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Description

Discover the Reflex HH electric bass guitar, a masterpiece designed for the discerning bassist who demands both precision and versatility. With its sleek design and robust construction, this instrument is engineered to deliver exceptional sound and playability. The Reflex HH is equipped with dual humbucking pickups that offer a rich, full-bodied sound, allowing you to explore a wide range of musical styles effortlessly. Whether you’re laying down a solid groove or taking the lead with a melodic line, the Reflex HH will keep up with your creative flow.

The lightweight, chambered body reduces fatigue, making it perfect for long gigs and practice sessions. The neck is crafted for supreme comfort, encouraging fluid movement across the fretboard. With a 5-way switching system and series/parallel configurations, this bass offers an impressive palette of tones, from warm and smooth to bright and punchy. Plus, the innovative truss rod adjustment wheel ensures you can keep your instrument in peak playing condition with ease.

Whether you're jamming with friends or performing on stage, the Reflex HH is your ticket to superior sound and effortless expression. Embrace the power of this versatile instrument and elevate your performance to new heights.

Key Features:

  • Dual humbucking pickups for a wide tonal range
  • Chambered basswood body for lightweight comfort
  • 5-way pickup switching and series/parallel configurations
  • Easy-to-use truss rod adjustment wheel
  • Designed and crafted for exceptional playability and sound quality

Product specs

Brand Ernie Ball Music Man
Model Reflex Bass 4 HH with Maple Fretboard, Reflex Bass 4 HH with Rosewood Fretboard
Finish Black, Pacific Blue Burst, Tangerine Pearl, Vintage Gold, Vintage Sunburst, White
Year 2010 - 2015
Made In United States
Categories 4-String Basses, Active Bass Guitars
Active / Passive Pickups Passive Pickups
Active Preamp Active Preamp
Body Material Ash, Mahogany
Body Shape Single Cutaway
Color Family Black, Blue, Brown, Gold, Orange, White
Finish Features Matching Headstock
Finish Pattern Sunburst
Finish Style Gloss
Fretboard Material Maple, Rosewood
Neck Material Maple
Number of Frets 22
Number of Strings 4-String
Nut Width 1.625"
Offset Body Non-Offset Body
Pickup Configuration HH
Right / Left Handed Right Handed
Scale Length 34"
Top Material Maple
Wood Top Style Opaque, Plain

FAQs

What type of pickups does the Ernie Ball Music Man Reflex HH bass have?

The Ernie Ball Music Man Reflex HH bass features a dual humbucker (HH) pickup configuration, providing a powerful and versatile sound suitable for a wide range of musical styles.

Is the Reflex HH bass suitable for slap bass techniques?

Yes, the Reflex HH bass is well-suited for slap bass due to its active preamp and responsive maple or rosewood fretboard, offering clarity and punch.

What are the body materials used in the Reflex HH bass?

The Reflex HH bass features a body made of ash with a mahogany tone block, providing a balanced and resonant tonal foundation.

How many frets are on the Ernie Ball Music Man Reflex HH bass?

The Ernie Ball Music Man Reflex HH bass has 22 frets, allowing for a wide range of notes and playing styles.

Does the Reflex HH bass have an active or passive preamp?

The Reflex HH bass is equipped with an active preamp, offering enhanced tonal control and flexibility for live and studio performances.

What is the scale length of the Reflex HH bass?

The Reflex HH bass has a scale length of 34 inches, which is standard for most 4-string basses, providing a familiar feel and tension.

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Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Reflex HH.

Features and functionality

  • The Ray4 features a hot pickup wired in series, differentiating it from the classic Stingray tone.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Some Ray35 models have been reported with faulty tuners made from low-quality metal, requiring checks and potential replacements.

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  • Some owners report saddle screws on the Stingray bridge can loosen, recommending blue Loctite to secure them.

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Comparisons

  • The Sandberg M4 was preferred over the Ray34 for its passive/active option and personal bias towards Sandberg.

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Build quality

  • The "no finish" neck on Stingrays is praised for its raw feel, contributing to a unique playing experience.

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User experience

  • Users have noted that the Stingray's neck can feel thick but adds to a robust playing experience.

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Critic Reviews

Music Man Reflex review | MusicRadar

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The Music Man Reflex HH delivers exceptional performance, blending quality build, playability, and versatile sound in a sleek, understated package. While its aesthetics may appear plain for the price point, the guitar's playability and tonal versatility make it a standout. The build quality is top-notch, with a well-crafted neck and stable tuning ensured by Schaller locking machineheads. The guitar's chambered basswood and mahogany construction, coupled with dual humbuckers, provide a unique tonal palette that suits various styles. However, the barrel jack output socket raises concerns about long-term reliability. Overall, it's a high-quality guitar for those who prioritize sound and playability over flashy looks.

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See how Dallon Weekes uses Reflex HH

Dallon Weekes

Singer, Bassist

Panic! at the Disco

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See how Dougie Poynter uses Reflex HH

Dougie Poynter

Singer, Guitarist

McFly

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Ernie Ball Music Man Reflex HH not used for live but for studio use

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