Of course, we all know it, TB is an offset body instrument, that's why the right strap button positioning is so important for that shape.
I don't think it's a coincidence that Nikki had the back strap button that high on his Spectorbird in the 80s...
I've also fixed it on my Schecter Sixx by repositioning the bad positioned strap button. Spector could've done that imo...
There are categories in neck dive imo, when you let the neck go, it can dive, but it shouldn't crash it's head on the ground. That's the serious one, and it also fu*ks up your playing.
If it's not that serious, the leather strap / adding weight / etc. can solve it. I think these Euro X Spectors have serious neck dive issues out of the factory. That's my honest opinion.
But the good news is, it can be solved, but it needs a drill at least.
