*** is a Spector NS-94?

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Great bass for a good price. Neck thru, made during the SSD era.

 

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Best bang for the Buck bass imo.

 

damn. thats a good deal. steal it while you can!

 

I own a NS-94. Very well made bass. Great price for one in mint condition. Fast fairly narrow neck.

 

body size is a little bigger in the booty, neck is a little thicker front to back, neck through, i believe it weighs probably around 8.5 to 9. solid maple but like lima said, neck is narrow and fast. played like a dream. i had an ns-95 :'( and i miss it. one of these days ill convince myself i need another 5 string. but yeah man, go for it. link the site!

 

It's a series higher. The NS-94/5 came out when there were just US basses and the Korean NS-94/5 basses. These were a modified NS body shape (slightly longer upper horn, not as carved or bowed. Still very comfy but slightly larger over all). They are very high quality Korean basses, NT, brass nut, emg Hz pups, emg pre. All maple body and 3 pc maple neck I believe. These basses later became the NS2000 series. I would compair it to a NT schecter, NT esp bass now but better quality overall. It's a really good bass. My NS2000 makes my rebop take a back seat and is my back up for my euro dougie in my sig. I have emg 35 p/j pups and a tone pump in mine. Good stuff.

 

grendle, check this out! exactly like my old one (

Spector SSD NS-95 5 String Bass Guitar and Custom Hardshell Case | eBay

 

The blue one is my NS2000, the same as the NS 94/5 next to my rebop (std NS body style) to give you an idea. The green one is my euro dougie (ns2 body shape)

 

Way cool! Their great basses, really ahead of their time. Best bang for the buck out there. They'll hold their own with just about anything.

 

most definitely. if i was him, id snatch that one up!

 

I'd recommend that buy. I have a Spector NS95 (the five string model) and it's a great bass, the best one I own as a matter of fact. You'd spend at least double that price if not more getting anything new that's even close.

 

yep

 

They started out asking $1300 and have been steadily dropping their BIN. Sam Ash has a nice NS-95 for $549.99 that has gone unsold for over a month.

As for the NS-94, I'd have already bought it for $400 if it is really "mint."

 

yeah. i saw that. this guys a little more because he switched out the hz's for the 40's??