Spector Euro LX5 / ACG02

[niceguyhomer]

[quote name='Born 2B Mild' post='422068' date='Feb 28 2009, 11:14 PM']It may now be withdrawn, but could this still be grounds for adultery M'lord?
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Fook - I look like a bloodhound Noone would commit adultery with a face like that

[Dan_Nailed]

[quote name='niceguyhomer' post='422126' date='Mar 1 2009, 01:03 AM']You're all way too kind - it's great to have such good friends - thanks a bunch for all your offers to help me out. I gigged with it last night at a small pub in Oldham and it was fabulous and I've just this minute got back from doing a posh wedding at Samlesbury Hall where I used it again and it was truly astonishing. This preamp is fantastic - it's made a superb bass even better.

I'm going to keep it and get my shoulder fettled. [/quote]

Hate to do this to you, but the perfect solution to your situation is to sell this and buy a US bolt-on Spector. They're lighter(my bolt-on is the lightest of my 3 Spector's) but due to the deep-inset neck the tone isn't that far off a neck-thru, and is eminently powerful. Plus they're only about £200ish more than a Euro!

I had an interesting time fitting a .135 B to my new 'un but didn't file it in the end, it think they altered the bridge design slightly.

[GreeneKing]

Hate to do this to you

Alan already has a Rebop.

Peter

[Dan_Nailed]

[quote name='GreeneKing' post='422817' date='Mar 1 2009, 11:54 PM']Hate to do this to you

Alan already has a Rebop.

Peter[/quote]

Yes, but a Rebop doesn't sound like a Euro OR a US Bolt-on! Passives with Ash body isn't "the Spector sound".

[GreeneKing]

I've heard the Rebop and the Euro, the Rebop is good.

[niceguyhomer]

Passives? You must mean the pups - which are passive and as for ash, the body is alder.

[Dan_Nailed]

[quote name='niceguyhomer' post='428243' date='Mar 7 2009, 09:34 PM']Passives? You must mean the pups - which are passive and as for ash, the body is alder.[/quote]

Same difference!