Okay, after a recent trip to good ol' Guitar Center and a prolonged test drive with a Euro 4, I'm convinced that Spectors do, in fact, kick complete ass. I'm about to rip out every inch of my hippified hair, I want it so bad. AND IT WAS ONLY $800, BRAND NEW!! Show 'em if you got 'em, or even if you don't!
You asked for it. Here is a pic of my NS-5USA in action in Natural Oil: {} Here is a pic of my NS-4USA in trans blue: {} Does a T-Shirt count? {} NS-2USA in Trans Orange: {} This is currently the only one I own: {} I am expecting a Nice NS-2J USA Bolt on form Dave Meissner: http://www.talkbass.com/marketplace/showproduct.php?product=104&sort=2&cat=20&page=1 NS-5CR in black: {} NS-4CRFM in Nat. Oil: {}
Hey Random Basser, Where do you live? I was just in the same position last week and it was a euro 4 blue. I totaly agree though. It is by far the nicest bass I have ever played and had it been a 5 strin I would have stopped saving for my carvin and bought that bad boy on the spot.
He woulda popped you one if you said Hoya. If I have the chance to pick up a Spector Euro 4 string in blue, exactly like the ones Supernaut posted for 849, brand new. Should I?
Yep. I don't know if I should change the knobs or leave 'em. Maybe if I swap out the pickups/preamp someday I'll buy new knobs.
Poor Hoya That guys cool. My cousin sold that guy a sack when they played the Whiskey last January, he's a damn human chimney. Stay gold bro, I've been straight since the beginning of this year & no giving in.
It really depends what mood I'm in. Now-a-days, I've been playing alot with my fingers but at my last change.
Maybe if its still there after I get about $800 saved, I'll just walk in there and offer them that, out the door. They actually have two of them theyre trying to move.