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Spector launches new line of strings



Pretty cool news. I'll be buying a Euro 6LX in the next few months. I intend to string it with GHS Pressurewounds or Bass Boomers.

I believe the Euro Series basses come strung with D'Addario XLs. I haven't tried a lot of LaBella's strings, but the sets that I've tried were really good. It wouldn't break my heart at all if a set of these Spector LaBellas are on my new Euro when I finally get it.
 
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It's interesting the way they're up front about their strings being made by La Bella.

It makes sense. Spector is using LaBella's name to help give their new string line some needed authority in a very saturated market.
 
I wonder if they are just gauges LaBella would use.

At least, that is my first guess.

Reading this part of the press release - Spector and La Bella have developed a custom formula that achieves a balance between longevity, feel, and the impressive attack and sustain that Spector is known for - leads me to believe that no, they're not stock gauges from LaBella's usual catalog.
 
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Pretty cool news. I'll be buying a Euro 6LX in the next few months. I intend to string it with GHS Pressurewounds or Bass Boomers.

I believe the Euro Series basses come strung with D'Addario XLs. I haven't tried a lot of LaBella's strings, but the sets that I've tried were really good. It wouldn't break my heart at all if a set of these Spector LaBellas are on my new Euro when I finally get it.
Yes my Euro 4 LX bought in October was strung with XL's. Which are still going strong! :)
Best wishes,
Brent