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SPECTOR® Club - Part 28

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Got my Euro5LX Poplar Burl last Week!!!

Also looking to add a rebop 5 to my collection if anyone has one they would part with. Send me a PM!!!:hyper:

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wow... congrats man
Just that Rebop I posted earlier...I have a Wimbish that should be here in 3 days....

should be a good week for you!
 
Not Spector related , but my drummer has in his possession at this time an all original in extremely good shape ampeg svt BLUE line head and matching 810 cab !!!!! Amp and cab were bought together and stayed together all this time . He's gonna let me do a show with it soon ! I'll give a report .

On another note I gigged with the yorkville 400b sat night and was blown away with it . Sounds like a nice mix between a gk 800rb and a svt3 pro . I have to admit the yorkie sounds better than the markbass lm3 .
 
Not Spector related , but my drummer has in his possession at this time an all original in extremely good shape ampeg svt BLUE line head and matching 810 cab !!!!! Amp and cab were bought together and stayed together all this time . He's gonna let me do a show with it soon ! I'll give a report .

On another note I gigged with the yorkville 400b sat night and was blown away with it . Sounds like a nice mix between a gk 800rb and a svt3 pro . I have to admit the yorkie sounds better than the markbass lm3 .

A drummer with a sick rig..... go figure...
 
I don't get why people take the haz-copy out of the NS-2A's, I love em and put em in my basses.

I'll have one NS-2A with the passive Spector pickup Korean 9V copy preamp... and one with the active EMG setup.

Should make for a dynamic duo.

I went with the EMG because I got the whole setup for less than the cost of a Tone Pump.
 
I'm taking it out to put in active EMGs. I'll have one NS-2A with the passive Spector pickup Korean 9V copy preamp... and one with the EMG setup. Should make for a dynamic duo.

I went with the EMG because I got the whole setup for less than the cost of a Tone Pump.

you can use active EMGs and the Haz copy. In fact it sounds amazing..... I would highly encourage you to do that!
 
you can use active EMGs and the Haz copy. In fact it sounds amazing..... I would highly encourage you to do that!

I've read a few conflicting threads on this very topic. Some sources suggest that the pots on the Korean 9V preamp copy would need to be replaced with four pots of the correct (lower) values to work properly with low-impedance active EMG pickups.

Other sources suggest that you can simply replace the passive "Spector" pickups with the active EMG pickups and enjoy.

I'm no electrical engineer, but I read that the 9V USA preamp comes with different (lower value) pots than the Korean preamp, so I thought the pot value might be a real concern.

I would like to get some clarification on this.
 
ubnomnar said:
I've read a few conflicting threads on this very topic. Some sources suggest that the pots on the Korean 9V preamp copy would need to be replaced with four pots of the correct (lower) values to work properly with low-impedance active EMG pickups.

Other sources suggest that you can simply replace the passive "Spector" pickups with the active EMG pickups and enjoy.

I'm no electrical engineer, but I read that the 9V USA preamp comes with different (lower value) pots than the Korean preamp, so I thought the pot value might be a real concern.

I would live to get some clarification on this.

I've got another bass with EMGs that I could install the BQC preamp in.

Ya I've seen those threads.... I believe Limaguy has active pups with his haz copy.... I have active pups on a mighty might copy...

Others will chime in I'm sure

What preamp were you going to go with? Or just the stock EMG pots that come with the pups?
 
ubnomnar said:
I've read a few conflicting threads on this very topic. Some sources suggest that the pots on the Korean 9V preamp copy would need to be replaced with four pots of the correct (lower) values to work properly with low-impedance active EMG pickups.

Other sources suggest that you can simply replace the passive "Spector" pickups with the active EMG pickups and enjoy.

I'm no electrical engineer, but I read that the 9V USA preamp comes with different (lower value) pots than the Korean preamp, so I thought the pot value might be a real concern.

I would like to get some clarification on this.

I've got a Gould bass with an active EMG MMTWX that I could install the BQC preamp in.

They work fine together as is. We do it here all day long :)
 
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