@bobunit, I do like boost and cut and @KsPiNeSh I like the ability to cut mids too.
Maybe OBP3 then eh?
Maybe OBP3 then eh?
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Sounds like a plan.@bobunit, I do like boost and cut and @KsPiNeSh I like the ability to cut mids too.
Maybe OBP3 then eh?

@bobunit, I do like boost and cut and @KsPiNeSh I like the ability to cut mids too.
Maybe OBP3 then eh?
For those of that have a Euro 5 with either the zinc brass alloy or aluminum bridge, I was wondering if one of you might be able to take some measurements for me. I know from the website the dimensional specs are 4.40" W, 1.95" L, .78" H. However, what I am looking for is distance between the bridge mounting holes from center to center. If you have a precision rule or a caliper to take the measurements, that would be great, but I will take what I can get. Thanks.![]()
Possibly. The aesthetic isn't so much of an issue as the overall weigh of the instrument. Ever wondered how much one of those brass bridges weigh? Quite a bit. The black Euro bridges are made of aluminum and should weigh significantly less (anybody know how much?). Of course potential issues with changes to the bridge are balance and tone are a concern. Most likely, I will end up purchasing one of the new Spector® bridges with the intonation screws.Not that I've any insight to offer in the matter but what's up your sleeve? Switching gold for black?
Possibly. The aesthetic isn't so much of an issue as the overall weigh of the instrument. Ever wondered how much one of those brass bridges weigh? Quite a bit. The black Euro bridges are made of aluminum and should weigh significantly less (anybody know how much?). Of course potential issues with changes to the bridge are balance and tone are a concern. Most likely, I will end up purchasing one of the new Spector® bridges with the intonation screws.![]()
A good plan indeed. An added bonus, IMO, of the OBP-3 is that the mids are switchable between 400 and 800 Hz... I've found that option to be pleasantly useful.
Indeed! As long as you either Boost or Cut the Mids...I've read on this and other forums so many times
"The 250/500/1k/etc. mids switch does nothing!"
"Are you cutting or boosting the mids?"
"No."
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Right-o lads, someone gimme a number!
Just ordered a Rebop in Amber Burst today, should be here on Friday!!
Thanks for all the advice
Mick
Ireland
Right-o lads, someone gimme a number!
Just ordered a Rebop in Amber Burst today, should be here on Friday!!
Thanks for all the advice
Mick
Ireland
Does anyone have any info on the delay with the new site? Im getting anxious!
Since I sold my SKB case, I was looking at the Spector cases - and they've gotten not so glowing reviews. They're kind of expensive - especially if it's not that strong.
Any suggestions? What cases will hold a Rebop 4DLX?
Congrats on the Rebop number11!!
I just got mine back from the bass doctor, did a little fret work and oiled up the bridge a smidge, cleaned the electronics and the action is AMAZINGLY low with no buzz.
Still get the annoying bzzz/hiss when I boost the treble - so, he's going to check how much it would cost to order and install an OBP-3 sk/pp or OB2 - tk (because my amp has a mid range shape knob).
Since I sold my SKB case, I was looking at the Spector cases - and they've gotten not so glowing reviews. They're kind of expensive - especially if it's not that strong.
Any suggestions? What cases will hold a Rebop 4DLX?
I'm definitely a believer in the OBP-3, the best preamp for the money.
East preamps are pretty freakin sweet but the price difference is a bit much for me.