Pretty sure they are a direct swap but double check the size of the J pickup if their is one because most Spectors use a short J in the bridge position
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I don't have FB or Instagram, so I can't see it. Oh well. Some of us dinosaurs quit doing the FB thing when it got so political, and too many trolling on it.
Consider me a dinosaur as well. I closed my FB account 6 years ago and never had Instagram or any of those other ones (not even a Myspace when that was a thing).
JUST got a new FB along with Instagram in the past few months, but they're both totally anonymous with no friends: they're only to look at Spector porn (and other bass/music related news).
Sorry I refuse to get onto FB. I don't agree with how it has been ran, so it's not for me. Just saying.
It's a sespool and is the main reason this country is a disaster right now. End of my rant. Lol
Well this country is a disaster because of people, not a social media site. Sure, the social media sites don't help the situation, but if you have some sense of decency (and a tiny bit of intelligence), you can filter out all the garbage and choose not to be sheep. The country is obviously divided. What I say to you, my fellow Americans, is Choose Spector. Fender is for the sheep.
I kid, Fender Tele guitars are my jam!
Well I have a small gig this evening and I'm bringing the Euro and the Rebop 5 with me. Think I'll bring my old GK 400RBII and 212. Should be fun!
I'd lime to add to this. However I don't want to snowball a political debate. Lol
Back to your regularly scheduled Spectors
Back to your regularly scheduled Spectors
Oh, for sure. My Euro LT "woke up" with EMGs. I kept the Barts, just in case. But, I don't see myself going back
Well this country is a disaster because of people, not a social media site. Sure, the social media sites don't help the situation, but if you have some sense of decency (and a tiny bit of intelligence), you can filter out all the garbage and choose not to be sheep. The country is obviously divided. What I say to you, my fellow Americans, is Choose Spector. Fender is for the sheep.
Here, here!! I vote "yay" for Spector
Yeah. It wasn't until I got my NS that I was reminded of how much I enjoy the ACTIVE EMGs. They sound like no other.Oh, for sure. My Euro LT "woke up" with EMGs. I kept the Barts, just in case. But, I don't see myself going back
I played an LTD loaded with active EMGs and it had a very similar vibe to a neck through Spector.
6-10 tracks if you assume about 3-4 ns2s/4s a month, then add in Fortes, and 5/6s.
I have always been tempted to buy one of those LTD Tom Araya basses just beat the crap out of it with a pick
It was similar. I think the F series.I have always been tempted to buy one of those LTD Tom Araya basses just beat the crap out of it with a pick
waaaay back I had a couple of them loaded with HZs I liked the playability but found the pick ups weak.
This one sounded way better then my old ones.
It's good to know their playability is good. Seems weird to me that those types of basses has passive EMGs in them, I would think they would be equipped with active pickups.
Maybe in 18 years when all the kids are gone my wife will let me buy a used one
