Spector Euro CR4 EuroLX 4 String Bass Guitar
An early Spector Euro bass built in the Czech Republic, this Euro 4 (also know as the CR4, pre-EuroLX4) was built to the same exact specs as its USA built NS-2 brother. The wings are solid flamed maple with extremely deep consistent grain. This is wood like we pick from PRS's Private Stock Wood Vault, but on an affordable bass!
The CR4 uses simple dot inlays to adorn the fretboard for a slick look. The fretboard is rosewood and neck is the famous Spector neck-through 3 piece rock maple.
Pickups are the classic EMG P/J set with active pre-amp. This pre-amp is much different than the current Spector TonePump preamp. It has treble and bass with center-detent knobs for both cut and boost, unlike the TonePump which is boost only. It also sounds much more like the infamous HazLab 9V that comes in a NS-2.
Includes hard case. Get this special early Spector Euro before someone else does, its way better than a Euro4LX (and thats coming from me, a Spector dealer!).
Original: $1,733.95
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An early Spector Euro bass built in the Czech Republic, this Euro 4 (also know as the CR4, pre-EuroLX4) was built to the same exact specs as its USA built NS-2 brother. The wings are solid flamed maple with extremely deep consistent grain. This is wood like we pick from PRS's Private Stock Wood Vault, but on an affordable bass!
The CR4 uses simple dot inlays to adorn the fretboard for a slick look. The fretboard is rosewood and neck is the famous Spector neck-through 3 piece rock maple.
Pickups are the classic EMG P/J set with active pre-amp. This pre-amp is much different than the current Spector TonePump preamp. It has treble and bass with center-detent knobs for both cut and boost, unlike the TonePump which is boost only. It also sounds much more like the infamous HazLab 9V that comes in a NS-2.
Includes hard case. Get this special early Spector Euro before someone else does, its way better than a Euro4LX (and thats coming from me, a Spector dealer!).
