The Coda 4 DLX features a swamp ash body paired with a quilt maple top for a wonderful resonance and a bolt-on maple neck for durability, allowing for heavy playing styles as well as laid back grooves. Equipped with Aguilar pickups, this monstrous bass delivers on tone as well as traditional Spector style.
Specs

Finish is called "faded blue denim stain"
Bookmatched Top Woods – Quilt Maple
Back Woods – Swamp Ash
Neck Wood – Maple
Fingerboard Wood – Macassar Ebony
Fingerboard - Fretted
Inlays – Mother of pearl Abalone
Side Dots – White
Pickup – (4 String): Aguilar – AG 4P/J-HC Set
Active Tone Controls – Darkglass Tone Capsule
Hardware Type – Lightweight Aluminum
Hardware Color – Chrome
Factory hardshell case
8 lbs 7 oz
#160

I bought this direct from Eddies guitars. I am the original owner and it's practically sat unplayed in my ownership. I gave it a setup to my liking (didn't need much) and some DR pure blues and it's basically sat in the case since except when I want to drool over it. Pictures do not do this bass justice. Not only is it the best looking FSO bass I have ever played but the best feeling and sounding. It has a beautiful low action and body feel, with an enormous presence and voice to back its looks. They might be pricey; but spector does not get enough credit for these codas. I'm just not able to commit taking it anywhere due to its value , and I recently had an injury to my fretting hand which is making me part with some dearly beloved basses.
I changed to chrome knobs, it had plastic
Mesa amp style knobs originally. The truss rod cover is in the leather spector bag. Doesn't come with the strap in picture.

I'm asking 4550 shipped with hardshell or 4200 with a protec gig bag. It's brand new still. Theres not a scratch on it and it has that new bass smell. Comes with case candy and case. This bass was made in 10/4/22 and eddies had it for 2 years before I bought it.

Dm me If you'd like more photos , I have plenty.