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SPECTOR® Club - Part 74

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I'd have to say by the looks probably Aguilars. Weird though...when I was talking to PJ about a Coda 5 P bass he mentioned they'd be using EMGs as that's what their template was cut for. Aguilars must be the same size, maybe?

Yes, I think they're the same size. I think Spector's ramping up their relationship with Aguilar and putting their pups in many of the NAMM basses.
 
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Hey all you Spector owners,
I just received my new Spector euro 4 lx and the action is a little high for my taste. I loosened both set screws and the saddle does not drop down any further. I see plenty of air under the set screws but wonder if I am missing something. I have done my own set ups for awhile now and am just a bit baffled and do not want to mess up a bass I have wanted for 20 years. And I know I have to post a pic or it did not happen!! I will put one up shortly. Sooo glad to finally own one...:hyper:
 
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Hey all you Spector owners,

I just received my new Spector euro 4 lx and the action is a little high for my taste. I loosened both set screws and the saddle does not drop down any further. I see plenty of air under the set screws but wonder if I am missing something. I have done my own set ups for awhile now and am just a bit baffled and do not want to mess up a bass I have wanted for 20 years. And I know I have to post a pic or it did not happen!! I will put one up shortly. Sooo glad to finally own one...:hyper:


There are screws on the sides of the bridge which must also be loosened.
One on each side.
 
Thank you very much....I was not sure if those just keep the saddles from falling out...btw..how do you intonate the bridge that does not have the intonation screw on the rear of the bridge??

Once the side screw(s) are loose, I use the allen wrench in the saddle screws as a lever to slightly move the saddles. Once you do it a few times you'll get it.
 
Wonder if a Coda Pro P is in the works?
There are P/J Coda Pros. I haven't heard of just a P Coda Pro.
That is beautiful! Very nice! :bassist::cool:
Once the side screw(s) are loose, I use the allen wrench in the saddle screws as a lever to slightly move the saddles. Once you do it a few times you'll get it.
Also you'll want to check the neck relief...that in conjunction with adjusting the bridge saddles will give you lower/higher string height/action. Welcome to our Spector Family! :)
 
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