SPECTOR® Club - Part 27

[worshiprocker]

Change of subject.

If anyone is interested in learning the concept of Modes. Here is a link to a page which describes it very well.

A Practical Guide to Modes and Scales

Thanks Sam!

devinebass's Channel - YouTube

has some awesome bass lessons and throughout several shows you the concept of modes also.... for those of you that are visual.....

 

[worshiprocker]

I never knew the NS20004 came in this color!!!! GAH so hard to not bid on this! Just got the NS20005 can't let myself do it...
spector bass | eBay
Curse my timing!

hah and you said months........ try days.... lol

 

[FunkySpoo]

Mark, if you are still interested in trying this, PM me I can make one an send it to you.

Ooooh ooooh me me. .

 

[Basstovsky]

hah and you said months........ try days.... lol

Rarities can do that to a man I guess... if only I could trade it.

Ah well mine sounds better anyways with the fancy guts I put in it

 

[grendle]

I never knew the NS20004 came in this color!!!! GAH so hard to not bid on this! Just got the NS20005 can't let myself do it...
spector bass | eBay
Curse my timing!

Must have missed my pics lol

Imo those are the most under rated, best bang for the buck Spectors out there.

Glad to see your down with the sickness

 

[steamthief]

Brand new Spector Legend 5 at Hello Music for $500! I wish I had the dough.
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[Christian Waiau]

I've never seen one.

Like the old-school late 90s/early 00's ones?
I think I've only seen them in old BP Mag adverts, now that you say that.

Yeah, I've never seen one in person..


There was two at basscentral... just one now..

I've only played a Legend6 and briefly played a euro as far as Spector 6s are concerned.

Just wondering about them as they dont pop up much

 

[Basstovsky]

Must have missed my pics lol

Imo those are the most under rated, best bang for the buck Spectors out there.

Glad to see your down with the sickness

Seriously. I probably would have bid on it if I didn't already have a NS20004, even though I just got the NS20005.

 

[grendle]

My blue one just to help that SAS. Lol

 

[Basstovsky]

Drool.

I wonder if creative cuts makes a set of the inlay stickers for 5 strings, I'm missing them on the 05.
I see you did the same as I did for the last inlay, using that odd diamond they included

 

[grendle]

Drool.

I wonder if creative cuts makes a set of the inlay stickers for 5 strings, I'm missing them on the 05.

They should be the same size I believe.

 

[FunkySpoo]

My blue one just to help that SAS. Lol

Sweet

 

[worshiprocker]

Drool.

I wonder if creative cuts makes a set of the inlay stickers for 5 strings, I'm missing them on the 05.
I see you did the same as I did for the last inlay, using that odd diamond they included

It would be the same size inlay.... as far as I can tell the inlays are the same size on all the spectors with them... I wish the inlays got bigger with the neck, but they don't seem to.

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[Basstovsky]

Ah, it would be really hard to cover the double dots at the 12 then, at least on the 4 my sticker was wide enough to cover them nearly entirely.

Maybe I can experiment and make something cool by combining pieces together into one inlay.

 

[grendle]

Ah, it would be really hard to cover the double dots at the 12 then, at least on the 4 my sticker was wide enough to cover them nearly entirely.

Maybe I can experiment and make something cool by combining pieces together into one inlay.

Use a little brown and black sharpie blends it in really well. Comes off to if you want it to.

 

[Basstovsky]

Sounds reasonable enough, now to get the set with the normal 12th inlay (not separate for each dot) do you buy one on ebay then email them to ask for the right set, or email them and THEN buy them? I've honestly never had to message anyone on an ebay deal.

 

[peledog]

Change of subject.

If anyone is interested in learning the concept of Modes. Here is a link to a page which describes it very well.

A Practical Guide to Modes and Scales

Very useful stuff. Thanks for sharing Sam!

Thanks Sam!

devinebass's Channel - YouTube

has some awesome bass lessons and throughout several shows you the concept of modes also.... for those of you that are visual.....

He sounds like he's from nah-thern England. Great clips. The 'building a better bass line' series was pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.

 

[grendle]

Sounds reasonable enough, now to get the set with the normal 12th inlay (not separate for each dot) do you buy one on ebay then email them to ask for the right set, or email them and THEN buy them? I've honestly never had to message anyone on an ebay deal.

Might want to email them first. They are great to deal with and quick too! Bought a few sets from them, very quick shipping and good CS.

Ask for the NON dot buster set.

 

[peledog]

Brand new Spector Legend 5 at Hello Music for $500! I wish I had the dough.
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Nice deal!

Nope, nope, nope......
The "extremely early voltage doubled versions" wont like it. These were very short lived and unless you have one from a 2001 bass you shouldn't have any problems.
Any TP after these, trimmed or not, will work.

Phat, so a non-trimpot TP in a Rebop DLX-FM, circa 2007-ish, should be fine?

 

[cjmodulus]

spector sighting.
Porcupine Tree - Dark Matter (Live) - YouTube
Colin's one of my favorite spector artists, but I haven't seen too many videos of him using one on youtube. He used one for a majority of their set when I saw them in november 2010.

unrelated, but my legend needs an intonation adjustment after switching string gauges. My setup knowledge is extremely limited, and I've heard that these bridges can be tough to intonate if you're not used to it (although, as my local tech pointed out, once it's set, it's set). Doe anyone have any advice, or would anyone like to help me through it? Links to a good guide or resources on the subject of these bridges? I know I need to learn how to do this, and i'd like to not have to take it to my tech (spare $ is tight ATM). Thanks in advance guys.