I am selling my Brooklyn Spector NS2. Try this link to see large photos http://S1021.photobucket.com/albums/af339/60sbassguy/[img]. It is in near perfect condition. There is a small area where the finish looks slightly bumpy. This is where my hand would rest on the body. I am an amateur who used this a few days a year in my house or with friends. It has been wiped clean after each use and kept in case, thus the near perfect condition. The serial number is in the 900's and confirmed by Spector to be Brooklyn made.
Until I get pictures up, it is the bass in "spector age vs. sound" starting post, but those pics don't show the color well, nor do they show the shine of the finish.
I tried to ask questions of members about pricing, delivery that assures buyer it is as stated, and protects me, but forum rules dictate that I must post the message as a for sale with an asking price. So, I am going to say the asking price is $4500. I don't know if it is worth this amount, but it is an honestly near perfect Brooklyn NS 2. (don't be offended by the asking price. I am flying blind here, but I won;t jump at low offers. Hopefully I will be told what the value is by a few people) Pictures will follow, but you can expect a bass without chips, dents, scratches other than fine scratches that are at the surface shine level, such as from polishing.
Dan
Dan
Until I get pictures up, it is the bass in "spector age vs. sound" starting post, but those pics don't show the color well, nor do they show the shine of the finish.
I tried to ask questions of members about pricing, delivery that assures buyer it is as stated, and protects me, but forum rules dictate that I must post the message as a for sale with an asking price. So, I am going to say the asking price is $4500. I don't know if it is worth this amount, but it is an honestly near perfect Brooklyn NS 2. (don't be offended by the asking price. I am flying blind here, but I won;t jump at low offers. Hopefully I will be told what the value is by a few people) Pictures will follow, but you can expect a bass without chips, dents, scratches other than fine scratches that are at the surface shine level, such as from polishing.
Dan
Dan