payroll deduct? lol.![]()
Nope. I'm not on Spector's payroll. I'm a contractor... a consultant.
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payroll deduct? lol.![]()
Latin:
Caeruleus - a deep ocean or sky blue. Also can be used to describe the blue-black of a deep bruise or wound.
Best translated into English as Cobalt Blue.
Somnium - Dream
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My latest Spector USA bass order is the "Caeruleus Somnium"
I have a thing about naming my basses. "The Black Pearl" is a good example.
Anyway, I'll probably just call it "The Deep Blue Dream"
It will have the following specs:
USA NS-2 with J/J pickup configuration and USA 9v (Haz) circuit.
Doug Wimbish signature 1.5" nut and neck profile.
AAAAA Tube Quilt Maple (like the Black Pearl)
Cobalt Blue/Black Burst Gloss Finish
Chrome Spector USA Bridge and Chrome Tuners
Pau Ferro Fingerboard w/ Blue Abalone Crown Inlays
PJ hasn't given me an estimated finish date but I imagine it'll be late August or sometime in September.
JPS u need to check out the eBay listing for Spector euro nt clone . They have a far out description about the making of this bass .
So it will be neck thru? Kinda like the NS2J-AR?
No... the Coda bolt on-necks DO NOT have carbon fiber supports. There's not enough room to hollow out the necks for the supports.
In the video I did, I assumed that they were, because honestly Stuart does put them in all of his basses... but I found out after the video was released that the answer is NO... not in the CODA.
So sorry for any conflicting information. The website is correct. No carbon fiber in the Coda necks.

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Thanks , I skipped right by that before .
Too bad I sold both of them,haha...now I am waiting on a white Ian Hill Euro and a black NS2. Euro should be done in June and NS2 I think Sept...who knows, I can't count...haha![]()
Jeff, I've got a spreadsheet I keep. I measure the necks of every Spector I shoot photos of.
See attached...

I pull up and stretch them all along the length of the string and retune until they stay in tune. I use DR's and they say not to, but I don't see a way around it without tuning 5 times during the first set....
Nope. I'm not on Spector's payroll. I'm a contractor... a consultant.

Yes. It'll be the same as the NS-2, but instead of a P/J pickup configuration, it'll be a J/J.
Todd Cooke has the best photo examples of this rare NS-2 model configuration. He calls it an NS-2JJ. Which really makes sense to me. The NS-2J and NS-2JA are bolt on neck models, so NS-2JJ for the neck thru version works for me.
Here are the pics Todd has on Spectorworld of some of his NS-2JJ models:
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So it will be neck thru? Kinda like the NS2J-AR?
Hmmm...inquiring minds way to know. Lol
Wife brought it to my work at the Fire Station, and OMG does this make my Rebop feel less of a bass. My Neighbors Are going to hate me tomorrow . I'll be plugging into my new streamliner 900 and letting it eat. It Looks like it came with 110s on her but dont have calipers here at work to check that out . The set up feels pretty good out of the box too. I'll take better photos tomorrow outside when I get off duty tomorrow. till then Cheers!!
P.S. I didn't know they came with black Schaller strap locks thats cool, Just had to cancel the order for those.
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Cool! Thanks for the clarification JPS! I appreciate it! I desperately want to try one!![]()




I haven't found one yet!