*** is a Spector NS-94?

[Bass_Drummer]

But the colour is terrible....brown.why of all colours did it have to be brown

 

[ubnomnar]

But the colour is terrible....brown.why of all colours did it have to be brown

It's most likely solid black or transparent black with poor lighting for the pics.

 

[grendle]

Oh yeah I wouldn't think twice. Looks to be in good shape. That's a cool one. Price is good for down there I believe. They go for around 450 here in great shape. People see Korea and run. Stuart set up the shop there and the same place has been making spectors ever since, and still does. Their quality is on par with pretty much any us bass under 2500 (or better).

 

[grendle]

But the colour is terrible....brown.why of all colours did it have to be brown

Brown? It's black. At least on my monitor and phone. Those were all solid colors I believe till the hit the NS2000's. Brown wasn't avail. Red, blue, black, amber, white, and cherry burst I believe.

 

[sumgruuvz]

yeah. get it! its a transparent black like everyone says. and for $400, that's pretty good! case could be replaced, but the bass seems fine! good luck!

 

[Bass_Drummer]

So you guys think this bass is as good as the more expensive models Spector? Would you say this model is better then the legend 4?

 

[sumgruuvz]

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.

+1. what grendle said.