Pantera's Rex Brown Gets a Spector Euro 4 Signature Bass
The neck-through, Desert Gold-finished bass pairs EMG PJ-X pickups with Brown's own neck profile, available now for $3,599.99.
Aug 30, 2026
Credit: Premier Guitar (via source)
Spector has introduced the Euro 4 Rex Brown Signature, a four-string bass built with Pantera's Rex Brown around his long relationship with the brand. The bass uses neck-through construction with a three-piece maple neck and empresswood body wings capped in flame maple, finished in a Desert Gold color Brown says reflects the New Mexico landscape where he now lives.
Details carry the signature through: smoke crown inlays, gold hardware, a script Spector logo and Brown's own logo on the back of the headstock. An Indian rosewood fingerboard and brass nut round out the neck, paired with EMG PJ-X pickups and Brown's own neck profile for playability tuned to his specific preferences rather than a generic signature spec sheet.
The Euro 4 Rex Brown Signature is available now for $3,599.99. The new Rex Brown Euro Bass has been a labor of love, Brown said of the instrument.
Why it matters
It's a genuine collaboration built around one of metal's most recognizable bass tones, not just a cosmetic signature run.
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