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SPECTOR® Club - Part 56

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First in, with the family...
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Now to comment on the previous thread with sound comparison (EMG-Aguilar).....This won't be a black and white answer. Yes the EMG is a slight more wide open while the Aguilar has that slight (bass/thick/muddy) whatever way we want to call it. This is actualy going to come down my current cabs that I have been using...one small travel Hartke Kickback12 and Bergantino Ht12's....I have mostly always played through 10's these produce a slightly different sound. While the 10's have great punch they can make that added bass/muddy input sound great. Actually I would add more 10's for added low end. These 12's have this like added low end (muddy) to them already even with just one 12'' speaker......So basically I am leaning toward the EMG's. These 12''speakers have that low end that you almost can't get out but can add very easily....but if I had a 10 speaker setup I would probably go with the Aguilar......Very Political Answer...haha:bassist::bassist::bassist:
 
Beautiful basses everyone. I have to say, now that I have had a taste of a US Spector, Forte's have made it to #1 on my (realistic) SAS list. Something super sexy about the no frills, all tone. Like a hot girl wearing all white cottons. LOL
 
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