Spector Euro LX 4 BSM
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Spector
Euro LX 4 BSM
Product Info
Article Number:
473396
Brand:
Spector
Model:
Euro LX 4 BSM
Category:
4-String Basses
Price:
$3,023.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Euro LX 4 BSM is a serious contender for players wanting a modern, aggressive sound. The EMG pickups and inTonePumpin control give you a ton of tonal flexibility, while the maple top adds a touch of sophistication. It's a great choice for rock, metal, and any genre needing a powerful low-end presence.
Product Description
- Spector Euro LX 4 BSM
- Electric Bass
- Alder body
- Grained maple top
- 3-Piece maple neck
- 24 Frets
- Fretboard: Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia)
- Scale: 864 mm
- Fretboard radius: 406 mm
- Nut width: 42 mm
- Pickup: EMG P/J
- Active Spector "TonePump" tone control
- Hardware: Black
- Colour: Black Stain Matte
PROS
- • Alder body provides a balanced, resonant foundation.
- • Grained maple top adds brightness and visual flair.
- • EMG P/J pickups deliver aggressive punch and clarity.
- • Spector inTonePumpin tone control offers versatile shaping.
CONS
- • The matte black stain can show fingerprints easily.
- • 864mm scale might feel slightly long for smaller hands.
- • Premium-priced, limiting accessibility for some players.
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
Alder with Grained Maple Top
Neck Material
3-Piece Maple
Fingerboard
Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia)
Pickups
EMG P/J Active
Scale Length
864 mm
Frets
24
Strings
4
Weight
Approximately 9.5 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The active EMG pickups provide a higher output and more defined sound, often favored for modern genres, but lack the more nuanced, organic feel of passive pickups.
Yes, the flatter radius allows for easier string bending and faster runs, though players accustomed to a more vintage feel might take a moment to adjust.
It's a unique EQ control that allows for subtle or drastic changes to the bass's low-end response, adding a bit of extra punch and growl when needed.
