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SPECTOR® Club - Part 27

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So the good thing about package tracking is being able to know when you need to take in your item.

The bad thing is GOING INSANE waiting for it and the desire to track down the UPS driver...

Tuesday. My NS20005 gets here on Tuesday.

Anyone else on here have one in the cherryburst color?
 
So has anyone had the finish gradually come off their gold bridge on a Euro? Mine is only two years old and I'm noticing some dull silver showing through on the corner closer to the pickup. I play with a pick so it's possible the bottom of my palm is making a lot of contact there. Must be my freak sweat - kills string zing in hours!
 
So the good thing about package tracking is being able to know when you need to take in your item.

The bad thing is GOING INSANE waiting for it and the desire to track down the UPS driver...

Tuesday. My NS20005 gets here on Tuesday.

Anyone else on here have one in the cherryburst color?

Just posted a pic of my amber NS2000/5... man I love that bass. I was wailing away on it through my new SM-400 and it kills. I made a little adapter so I could run the EMG-HZs at 18 volts and I really dig the difference.
 
bunkaroo said:
So has anyone had the finish gradually come off their gold bridge on a Euro? Mine is only two years old and I'm noticing some dull silver showing through on the corner closer to the pickup. I play with a pick so it's possible the bottom of my palm is making a lot of contact there. Must be my freak sweat - kills string zing in hours!

Yeah, mine is doing the same thing. Have you noticed a little dulling of the gloss finish on the wing above the bridge where your forearm hits? Mines doing that too, but, for now, it buffs back to a shine.....oh well, play em don't display em, right?
 
Yeah, mine is doing the same thing. Have you noticed a little dulling of the gloss finish on the wing above the bridge where your forearm hits? Mines doing that too, but, for now, it buffs back to a shine.....oh well, play em don't display em, right?

Not the same thing, but the spot where my forearm hits the bubinga top on my Legend has been buffed to a glorious shine beyond the rest of the bass. It's pretty funny haha.
 
jarrod cunningham said:
35 scale is what I like on a 5 . We are tuned down so the B tring seems
Floppy on a 34 to me . A lot of players in our club say they notice no difference between a 34/35 scale Spector bass . That bass has some awesome wood !!!

I see your point. Thanks.
Agree that the wood is very nice
 
35 scale is what I like on a 5 . We are tuned down so the B tring seems
Floppy on a 34 to me . A lot of players in our club say they notice no difference between a 34/35 scale Spector bass . That bass has some awesome wood !!!

Oh I can. The B-String on the 35" models besides having less flab also has a little more punch... a little more clarity.

I really heard this clearly with the Coda-5 and the new Coda-5-35 at NAMM. There's clearly a little more articulation to the B-string on a 35" because with the added tension the vibration pattern of the string when the note is played is tighter. It translates the frequencies of the note more precisely.
 
JPSBassist said:
Oh I can. The B-String on the 35" models besides having less flab also has a little more punch... a little more clarity.

I really heard this clearly with the Coda-5 and the new Coda-5-35 at NAMM. There's clearly a little more articulation to the B-string on a 35" because with the added tension the vibration pattern of the string when the note is played is tighter. It translates the frequencies of the note more precisely.

I've never played a 34 scale Spector , however have several other makers. The only 34 that I like the B string on are warwicks , please don't flame me ! The fenders , musicman , ibanez , schecters and some others have just been bad . That's why I stick with spectors for my main gig basses .
 
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