Anyone knows this Kramer bass??

[Oeuflee]

Does any know this Kramer bass?

I have only these pictures of it, and no more information
I guess it looks like a Kramer-era spector but isn't matched its head design or bridge.

I want to know where was it made from, and its model name.

please let me know..

 

[grendle]

Looks like a spector ns-95. Don't know what's up with the Kramer stuff though.

 

[grendle]

That's an odd animal you have there

 

[KramerBassFan]

What on earth? Post closer pictures of that beast..

 

[Oeuflee]

going to buy this bass tonight, so I will post it again tomorrow.

I just want to know more information about this bass

 

[grendle]

I'm gonna repost this in the Spector thread. We'll find out what she is. Never seen one like it.

 

[brianrost]

Spector was owned by Kramer for a while. This is probably from that era but I doubt that Kramer logo on the headstock is original (the dice knobs certainly are not). You can also find Kramer basses that have pickups with the Spector logo on them.

 

[grendle]

It looks like an early NS-95 which is a Spector, but i have never seen one with a Kramer logo. The Kramer era Spectors all have Spector logos also.The shape of the headstock isn't Spector ish either. Odd bird for sure, especally in green ( never seen one that color either) Not much from the Spector thread yet, those guys know their stuff ( Spector employees there) but even they haven't seen one. might be worth getting just to own an odd piece.

 

[grendle]

This would be a standard Spector ns-95

 

[peledog]

NS-94 with an aftermarket neck, or maybe the neck swapped from another bass. Those look like block stickers on the fretboard. The original neck would have SSD on the headstock - the headstock shape is wrong for an NS-94.

 

[Tommy Nat]

Ns94's were neckthroughs, maybe someone converted to bolt-on? Bridge doesn't look like a Spector, and I don't think those are emg's either.

My guess is frankenspector, started life as a ns94. Keep us updated.

 

[maxiegrant]

But -- the knobs are stock, right? Those look straight out of the Spector catalog . . . of dice.