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Is the Euro4LX-TW the only 4-string neck-through Euro model available with humbuckers that isn't a custom order?
I love humbuckers in my current Spectors, and may someday order a Euro, but I have no use for single-coil mode, and it would probably be a hassle to switch from them to CS's because of the extra wires.
Jaymi said:which one are you working on J-rod?
Jaymi said:Wait no longer...
I haven't found any that weren't P/JsSince it got buried a few pages back...anyone know?
I was waiting for that... lol hope everything is good Trace!Oooo. I spy that Trace Elliot amp on the corner there...
Nice collection!
worshiprocker said:I haven't found any that weren't P/Js
I was waiting for that... lol hope everything is good Trace!

So for those who might care about my nut saga on the Euro 435, I wound up getting it filed down pretty decently with some "non-standard" tools. I did the drill bit with emery cloth thing on the B and E slot, which was kind of hard to do (and took forever) and I wound up scuffing the truss rod cover a bit. Grrr.
It became apparent this would be too hard to do with the A and D slots so I ran out to Lowes and found a micro diamond file set with a nice rounded file. I should have just started with that to begin with since it was much faster and easier.
It's not the prettiest job and some of the brass coloring wore off the nut in the process, but the bass plays a lot better now. I just need to do some final tweaks with saddle height and I think it's there. I can only imagine how easy it would be with the right tool!
I'd still like to try and get a new pre-cut BEAD brass nut from Spector if possible but if not I can live with this. Just pretty disappointed my setup guy of 17 years turned me down saying he didn't want to use his files on brass. You'd think I was asking to file through a steel can LOL.
Oooo. I spy that Trace Elliot amp on the corner there...
Nice collection!
Good answer...this is one of the main reasons I don't play cover bands anymore...I realize that it is an easy way to get paid and that is what most are after but I know so many songs and I would rather explore new territory with others than play someone else's lines all the time....( no offense to anyone who plays covers, just had my fill)
Just got my Ampeg SVP Pro Preamp in the mail today
I'm looking forward to running this thing live for realz! Just powered it up and made a quick test clip using an old track. This is just one track of bass here. My Euro 4LX-35 > SVP Pro > Cubase
Hope you guys like it! Let me know what you think? If i can improve anything let me know
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Thought I would share...My show last week with my 2010 USA White Spector NS2..
bunkaroo said:So for those who might care about my nut saga on the Euro 435, I wound up getting it filed down pretty decently with some "non-standard" tools. I did the drill bit with emery cloth thing on the B and E slot, which was kind of hard to do (and took forever) and I wound up scuffing the truss rod cover a bit. Grrr.
Heck, it's just fun to play and then if you have other people listening that are enjoying it, that's makes it more fun.No offense taken here. Hell we don't even do it for the money. The place we play most often is in the neighborhood. We're all friends of the owner, he lives in the neighborhood to, heck we all live within a mile of each other, and we get paid in food. That's why I wanted to name the band "Will Play for Food" but we ended up as "Soulbox"

PhatBasstard said:I just found the name of my next band:
"Ladies and Gentlemen..........NUT SAGA!!!
Thanks.![]()