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Re: SV105P

Post by Big-Bass » Wed Mar 21, 2018 8:47 am

So the line guide and handle nut cover is not light gold like in all the pictures? I have never seen one like that. I thought the P was gold and the HS was red.

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Re: SV105P

Post by Tony9 » Wed Mar 21, 2018 9:11 am

I own both the Alphas SV105P and HS. I don't recall ever seeing an Alphas SV/SV105 with gold trim.

Daiwa's color scheme is usually...

Gunmetal - 5.X speed
Gold - 6.X speed
Red - 7.X speed
Purple /Lime Green (JDM) - 8.X speed+

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Re: SV105P

Post by toddmc » Wed Mar 21, 2018 9:26 am

Big-Bass wrote:So the line guide and handle nut cover is not light gold like in all the pictures? I have never seen one like that. I thought the P was gold and the HS was red.
I ordered the SV105P line guide from the Tackle Trap for my SV105H because I don't care for the red that came stock. The P line guide has a very slight gold tint to it. It's doesn't match the silver of the frame very well. I thought it was supposed to be silver. I think it was probably a bad anodizing run from Daiwa. I can't imagine that is what they wanted. Either way, it seems that the P line guide isn't a perfect match to the silver frame.

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Re: SV105P

Post by Big-Bass » Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:06 am

Oh ok...I thought the pictures made it look like light gold not like the standard gold on the SV103H reels or the deeper gold on the newer Tatula SV reels in the 6.3:1. I kind of like the idea of the really like gold color.

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Re: SV105P

Post by LowRange » Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:34 am

The champagne color is correct for the Alphas SV 105P. If you want a silver one you need to source it from a pixy. That's what the previous owner did with this Alphas SV. Not sure which Pixy though.

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Re: SV105P

Post by Tony9 » Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:49 am

I never noticed the gold tint on my Alphas SV105P. I'll have to examine it closer later :lol:

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Re: SV105P

Post by toddmc » Wed Mar 21, 2018 11:13 am

Tony9 wrote:I never noticed the gold tint on my Alphas SV105P. I'll have to examine it closer later :lol:
It may just be a bad batch, and limited to a few, but I have seen several that have the slight gold tint. You may be lucky.

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Re: SV105P

Post by LowRange » Wed Mar 21, 2018 12:14 pm

A px68 guide is what you need if you want a silver guide to match the Alphas SV reels.

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Re: SV105P

Post by hotdogin » Thu Mar 22, 2018 1:40 pm

I stand corrected. After taking a closer look in daylight the line guide on the 105P does have a very slight champagne tint, but that is the only piece. Everything else is silver. It doesn't bother me too much, but if somebody happens to have a silver line guide laying around I may be interested in taking it off your hands.
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