I just noticed (because of the posts above) that the new bridges have intonation screws. How odd. Seems unnecessary on a locking bridge.
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So maybe this one will have the new bridges? And if not, is the other a direct replacement (no drilling)?
I've always liked Spector but never got around to buying one. Been happy for the last 17 years with my Modulus Q5. But now I've got a little extra money and got the Fender Jazz V and a Spector so I can have the killer arsenal of axes to choose from when I play.
So maybe this one will have the new bridges? And if not, is the other a direct replacement (no drilling)?
I've always liked Spector but never got around to buying one. Been happy for the last 17 years with my Modulus Q5. But now I've got a little extra money and got the Fender Jazz V and a Spector so I can have the killer arsenal of axes to choose from when I play.
Awesome Jeff! That NS-2 is gorgeous in black!!! Congrats!!!Here is some pics of my new 84 NS2....thanks Sam!!!

stjohn1299 said:A teaser pic of my bass from my local Spector dealer who's also a very good friend: he just knows how to make the afternoon long! Arrived today, will be in hand tonight!
The old bridges are good too. I don't think you'll bother with changing it once you check it out and see how it works. It's a good design, I'm not sure why they changed it.
Congrats on the new bass. My arsenal is similar. Modulus 5, P bass, Spector.
Congrats and welcome to the family! That is a great bass!![]()
Got it yesterday. Couldn't believe how small the body was! I should have some better pictures soon.
OMG!!!! words cannot describe....A teaser pic of my bass from my local Spector dealer who's also a very good friend: he just knows how to make the afternoon long! Arrived today, will be in hand tonight!


seventhframe said:Wow, look at all those Spectors people are getting! THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!
It looks as though January should be designanted as Spector month.
seventhframe said:Interesting that you didn't like the 4 pro and 810, that's my exact setup and in the room where we jam, the overall room sound is pretty crap and I still love the tone I get from the Ampeg however, it did take me a while to set the EQ properly to respond to the crappy room (room has a LOT of buzzing...windows, doors etc and the acoustics are very crappy).
For the type of music that you play and the attack you have on your Spector, I think it's the perfect combo!
I am no authority on amps and sound by any means, but after trying 4 amps out, there's something about the Ampegs, just as there is that 'something' about the Spectors![]()
stjohn1299 said:A teaser pic of my bass from my local Spector dealer who's also a very good friend: he just knows how to make the afternoon long! Arrived today, will be in hand tonight!
It's weird. All my favorites artists use ampeg and Spectors yet I was having a hard time dialing in a good sound when I tried them. I wanna try them again though and see what I can come up with. Im gonna spend like an hour with the 4 and 8x10 setup to really see what i can dial in. Really wanna try trace Elliot stuff too if I can find any near where I live...

A teaser pic of my bass from my local Spector dealer who's also a very good friend: he just knows how to make the afternoon long! Arrived today, will be in hand tonight!
7th, have you had much experience with the 2 Pro? I've always gased for that amp. The 4 won't leave anyone lacking for power, that's for sure. And it is one of the most versatile big watt amps out there. Bassgiant, it's also one of the trickiest to hook up right. I'm guessing that's what happened at GC possibly. If you do get one, be sure to get familiar with the ins and outs of the back panel!