SPECTOR® Club - Part 49

[Profania_bass]

Originally Posted by diechris

The euro5xl stock comes with emg soapbars. I don't think they offer dual MM style pups

Thanks, that's what I wanted

[JeffplaysBass]

Originally Posted by JPSBassist

After nearly of 3 years of research and interviews... sorting through thousands of photos and research into obscure corners of the guitar manufacturing industry...

The new Spector (company) website is complete!

THIS IS A TALKBASS EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW.

I won't be putting anything about this site anywhere else!

PJ Rubal will make the official launch tomorrow on FB, etc... so please enjoy this but don't share it with anyone outside of the Spector TalkBass Forum. Thanks!!!

So you know what you're looking at:

This site is all the history, model history, advertising history, customer service, current news and promotions, and world-wide dealer locations.

Very soon the SpectorBass website we all know and love will be nothing but information on CURRENT Spector Bass models and artists. All other information such as history, etc... will link to the site I'm about to share with you.

The same goes for the Spector Electric Guitars website.

Be sure to look at all the links, etc... on this site.

There's never before seen photos, information and the Model history section now features a very thorough Headstock, Inlay and Bridge section.

And the history section, Stuart's Biography, and many other sections will shed light on some things no one has ever discussed before concerning Spector, Stuart, PJ and the company's history.

For those of you who have asked about the documentary I've been working on, all of the historic info on this new site is FROM my documentary and research.

Enjoy!

www.spectorguitars.com

And if any of you find any issues with links, etc... email me at webadmin@spectorbass.com

AWESOME!!!..THANKS PATRICK!!!

[cjmodulus]

Man, Chris is getting a beautiful new bass, Spector is getting an awesome looking new site, so many great things are coming this week.
Including something that's on it's way to me...

[JeffplaysBass]

Originally Posted by cjmodulus

Man, Chris is getting a beautiful new bass, Spector is getting an awesome looking new site, so many great things are coming this week.
Including something that's on it's way to me...

Portuguese Water Dog???

[ebradfordrich]

Originally Posted by JPSBassist

After nearly of 3 years of research and interviews... sorting through thousands of photos and research into obscure corners of the guitar manufacturing industry...

The new Spector (company) website is complete!

THIS IS A TALKBASS EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW.

I won't be putting anything about this site anywhere else!

PJ Rubal will make the official launch tomorrow on FB, etc... so please enjoy this but don't share it with anyone outside of the Spector TalkBass Forum. Thanks!!!

So you know what you're looking at:

This site is all the history, model history, advertising history, customer service, current news and promotions, and world-wide dealer locations.

Very soon the SpectorBass website we all know and love will be nothing but information on CURRENT Spector Bass models and artists. All other information such as history, etc... will link to the site I'm about to share with you.

The same goes for the Spector Electric Guitars website.

Be sure to look at all the links, etc... on this site.

There's never before seen photos, information and the Model history section now features a very thorough Headstock, Inlay and Bridge section.

And the history section, Stuart's Biography, and many other sections will shed light on some things no one has ever discussed before concerning Spector, Stuart, PJ and the company's history.

For those of you who have asked about the documentary I've been working on, all of the historic info on this new site is FROM my documentary and research.

Enjoy!

www.spectorguitars.com

And if any of you find any issues with links, etc... email me at webadmin@spectorbass.com

Looks great! I foresee a lot of procrastination in my future today.

[lippylou]

Originally Posted by JPSBassist

After nearly of 3 years of research and interviews... sorting through thousands of photos and research into obscure corners of the guitar manufacturing industry...

The new Spector (company) website is complete!

THIS IS A TALKBASS EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW.

I won't be putting anything about this site anywhere else!

PJ Rubal will make the official launch tomorrow on FB, etc... so please enjoy this but don't share it with anyone outside of the Spector TalkBass Forum. Thanks!!!

So you know what you're looking at:

This site is all the history, model history, advertising history, customer service, current news and promotions, and world-wide dealer locations.

Very soon the SpectorBass website we all know and love will be nothing but information on CURRENT Spector Bass models and artists. All other information such as history, etc... will link to the site I'm about to share with you.

The same goes for the Spector Electric Guitars website.

Be sure to look at all the links, etc... on this site.

There's never before seen photos, information and the Model history section now features a very thorough Headstock, Inlay and Bridge section.

And the history section, Stuart's Biography, and many other sections will shed light on some things no one has ever discussed before concerning Spector, Stuart, PJ and the company's history.

For those of you who have asked about the documentary I've been working on, all of the historic info on this new site is FROM my documentary and research.

Enjoy!

www.spectorguitars.com

And if any of you find any issues with links, etc... email me at webadmin@spectorbass.com

Guess who isn't sleeping tonight? This guy! Wow, the history portion is amazing! I love it! Patrick, you are the man!

[Fat240]

Site looks great Patrick, where is the link to the online store located?

Update: I found it in the Spector bass guitars link.

[Worldeeeter]

Originally Posted by worshiprocker

I'll do a full review once I get a good rehearsal in with them. I also have 3 different dunlop picks that I use, so they will be included. I don't think I'm going to like the Dava picks... but they are the coolest looking ones . This is actually going to be really fun, as I have found that the pick is an important part to my tone.

I bought a pack of Davas yesterday; I like the "one pick fits all" idea.
As little as I play with a pick, these will work fine for me. Plus, they do look cool!
No one carries those Gravity picks; at that price, I don't blame them.

[brotherbassj]

Originally Posted by Worldeeeter

I bought a pack of Davas yesterday; I like the "one pick fits all" idea.
As little as I play with a pick, these will work fine for me. Plus, they do look cool!
No one carries those Gravity picks; at that price, I don't blame them.

Email Chris at Gravity picks. He will send you one or two for free. I REALLY LIKE THEM. Like Donny said.......the 3 mm almost sounds like you are using your fingers.........tr yone! They are great picks

[Lemon Of Troy]

Originally Posted by Worldeeeter

I bought a pack of Davas yesterday; I like the "one pick fits all" idea.
As little as I play with a pick, these will work fine for me. Plus, they do look cool!
No one carries those Gravity picks; at that price, I don't blame them.

That's kinda like saying 'nobody carries Carvin guitars'. They sell direct.

http://gravitypicks.com/
I gave all my other picks away after getting some Gravity's. At $5 each, they are a steal. I can get 5 Gravity picks for the price of ONE Blue Chip pick.

[Fat240]

My fingers even sound like a pick sometimes.

[chrisloe]

Originally Posted by JeffplaysBass

Portuguese Water Dog???

Korean Fire Bear!!! Like my wife!! How is it not 10:30 yet!?!?!?

[chrisloe]

Originally Posted by brotherbassj

Email Chris at Gravity picks. He will send you one or two for free. I REALLY LIKE THEM. Like Donny said.......the 3 mm almost sounds like you are using your fingers.........tr yone! They are great picks

I have to say, I don't play with picks very often, tried them out on your guys' recommendation. I dug the Dava picks, but really dug the Gravity picks. I got a 1.5 and a 3, too light and heavy for me so I ordered a couple of 2's. like I said I don't use them often but I really liked the feel and sound of the gravity picks.

Chris was very nice over email and they got here very quick.

[sumgruuvz]

Originally Posted by brotherbassj

Email Chris at Gravity picks. He will send you one or two for free. I REALLY LIKE THEM. Like Donny said.......the 3 mm almost sounds like you are using your fingers.........tr yone! They are great picks

ill give one a shot if they'll let me try one out. thanks jamie. was curious about them but i dont like acrylic picks. i shall see.

[brotherbassj]

Originally Posted by chrisloe

I have to say, I don't play with picks very often, tried them out on your guys' recommendation. I dug the Dava picks, but really dug the Gravity picks. I got a 1.5 and a 3, too light and heavy for me so I ordered a couple of 2's. like I said I don't use them often but I really liked the feel and sound of the gravity picks.

Chris was very nice over email and they got here very quick.

I found Chris to be totally cool. My best bud and former bandmate, Derek from Faultline, has signature picks from Gravity. I will get a picture. Chris can do any special order engraving if you order enough.....

Originally Posted by sumgruuvz

ill give one a shot if they'll let me try one out. thanks jamie. was curious about them but i dont like acrylic picks. i shall see.

I do really like his picks and need to order a dozen or two more.......they slide right off the strings. I used to be a guitarist so I know about picks, thicknesses and texture, and went through many different sizes, thinckness, and brands. Chris Picks sound awesome on my Spector......and I have no official affiliation with the company

[sumgruuvz]

Originally Posted by brotherbassj

I found Chris to be totally cool. My best bud and former bandmate, Derek from Faultline, has signature picks from Gravity. I will get a picture. Chris can do any special order engraving if you order enough.....



I do really like his picks and need to order a dozen or two more.......they slide right off the strings. I used to be a guitarist so I know about picks, thicknesses and texture, and went through many different sizes, thinckness, and brands. Chris Picks sound awesome on my Spector......and I have no official affiliation with the company

i just shot him an email and see what he says. how are they on the fingers? mine get awfully sweaty. im just worried about them slipping out, know what i mean, vern?

[bclark812008]

Originally Posted by sumgruuvz

know what i mean, vern?

Attachment 303476

since I don't use picks, this is my contribution to this conversation!

[ebradfordrich]

Originally Posted by chrisloe

I have to say, I don't play with picks very often, tried them out on your guys' recommendation. I dug the Dava picks, but really dug the Gravity picks. I got a 1.5 and a 3, too light and heavy for me so I ordered a couple of 2's. like I said I don't use them often but I really liked the feel and sound of the gravity picks.

Chris was very nice over email and they got here very quick.

Thanks for the recommendation, guys. I'm going to give the gravity's a try. He should sell them with an optional leash to chronic pick-losers such as myself.

[sumgruuvz]

Originally Posted by bclark812008

Attachment 303476

since I don't use picks, this is my contribution to this conversation!

hahaha!!

[Christian Waiau]

Originally Posted by JeffplaysBass

Portuguese Water Dog???

Ahhhh dude he was suppose to announce that!!!




Lol