Detail 01
34-inch scale
Standard long scale. Firm tension, clear definition down low, and any standard-length bass string set fits.

Independent shopping perspective
Right-handed 34-inch bass with active electronics and a maple neck, for players who want an aggressive, cutting tone at a mid-range price.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Standard long scale. Firm tension, clear definition down low, and any standard-length bass string set fits.
Detail 02
An onboard preamp runs on a battery. Hotter output and treble that survives long cables — but no battery, no sound.
Detail 03
Stiff and bright. Sharpens attack, extends sustain, and holds its relief under long-scale tension.
Detail 04
Full, rounded back that fills the palm. Good for thumb-behind technique, bulky if you have small hands.
Detail 05
No hum under stage lighting, and a thicker midrange push than a single coil gives you.
Detail 06
Unfinished and oiled. Attack is slightly rounder than maple, and the board needs conditioning if it dries out.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The electronics are active, so a battery powers the onboard preamp. With no charge the instrument goes silent — keep a spare in your case.
Yes. The XT-2-L/H is the left-handed build of the same standard model at a slightly higher price.
Yes, though the signal is hotter than a passive bass. If a pedal or amp input distorts, use its pad switch or lower the input gain.
Aggressive and cutting. The maple neck and active humbucker push attack and upper midrange forward, so notes sit on top of a mix rather than under it.
Reference
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