I can't say I've played a lot of Spectors, but if this one is any indication, I'll be getting more of them. This Euro feels like it was built for my hands, and it simply thunders!
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I can't say I've played a lot of Spectors, but if this one is any indication, I'll be getting more of them. This Euro feels like it was built for my hands, and it simply thunders!
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Looks way better on the Spector than a Warwick, I like the contrast from the dark top to the light back piece
100% agreed! Warwick really overdoes it, imo.
Kind of cool that somebody else on here has one of the few bubinga top euros. According to PJ, they only made 6 total.
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That turned out so nice! So where did you find the tuners?Even though this has its own thread, I thought I'd post here.
Spector Euro 4LX - it was originally natural oil but I just had it refinished with this sunburst. Also switched to black hardware and an EMG pre.
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Kind of cool that somebody else on here has one of the few bubinga top euros. According to PJ, they only made 6 total.
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That turned out so nice! So where did you find the tuners?
I special ordered them from Schaller via Allparts. Julie at Allparts was a big help and they came much quicker than Schaller's original timeframe of 2-5 months (2-3 weeks actually)! Allparts was great to deal with.
I got the other Schallers (with the screw facing down or "into" the headstock) from Guitar Parts Resources but evidently exceeded their return time as the bass was being painted so they won't take them back. I was hoping they'd let me exchange them as they are still brand new in the packaging and I would have gladly just taken a credit and spent more $$ on some other stuff. I guess I'll throw them up on the accessories classifieds. : (