This is a Spector Euro4 LX bass, a rock-solid quality-made 4-string with a maple neck-through construction with alder body wings and a quilt maple top underneath a stealthy trans black stain matte finish! The Euro4 has a rosewood fretboard with a flat 16" radius, and two EMG P/J active pickups that will allow you to really dial in your tone and keep the low end as articulate as possible!
Spector Euro4 LX Electric Bass Guitar Trans Black Stain Matte
Euro4 LX ยท #NB16288
BrandSpector
TypeBass Guitars
Serial No.NB16288
PhotographyActual Photos
Part No.EURO4LXTWMBKS
Archive ID32818
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The Story
Euro4 LX Electric Bass Guitar Trans Black Stain Matte
The Specifications
As it left The Music Zoo Tech Bench.
- Solidbody Electric Bass
- Trans Black Stain Matte Finish
- USA Figured Maple over European Alder with Walnut Laminate Body
- 3-Piece Maple Neck with Graphite Reinforcement Rods and Rosewood Fretboard
- 34" Scale Length
- 16โ Radius
- 1.64โ Nut Width
- EMG P/J Bass Pickups
- Brass Nut
- Schaller Locking Strap Buttons
- Black Hardware
- 9 lbs.
- .890" Neck Profile at Nut
- .970โ Neck Profile at 12th Fret
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