F/S SPECTOR NS-2A Kramer Era in Cherry Burst

[Famous Shamus]

***SOLD***SOLD****SOLD

I picked this up a few months back to scratch my Spector itch, which was dormant for a while. I now own an NS-2A with a Haz-pre and Euro Wimbish

so it's time to let this go...I have this listed on ebay, but I will gladly pull the ad for a TB'er..here's the ad.

I have for sale a Spector NS-2A Kramer era bass...circa late 80's early 90's....the bass is in really nice shape for 20+ year old instrument.

The neck is straight, the electronics work as they should..(probably could use a spritz of contact cleaner, but it's not really neccessary), frets have plenty of life in them. Truss rod adjust well...no hidden surprises!

There is slight swirling to the finish, just normal wear on a bass of this age. I took pictures in different lighting to try and capture the beautiful Cherry Burst finish.

NS-2A's from this era really represent a great value because they are made so well! Check out the pictures and if there are any questions please ask.

[husky123]

That's purdy bump.

[gene beauchamp]

I believe this is early 90's spector. Made by samick.I love spectors!!!Bump

[Zitch]

Knob placement looks wrong for an NS2a

[Famous Shamus]

Originally Posted by gene beauchamp

I believe this is early 90's spector. Made by samick.I love spectors!!!Bump

Correct! Also the reason for the knob placement.

[gene beauchamp]

Originally Posted by Zitch

Knob placement looks wrong for an NS2a

The knobs,back plate and the grain of the wood tell me samick.Still NS2A,just samick made. I think.

[loend68]

Yup....NS2a made in the samick factory....same quality, same excellent value!!

[Famous Shamus]

Really interesting about these Samick factory made basses...the neck is a shade thinner than other Korean made NS-2A's, and it makes it uber comfortbale to play...