A few quick pics. Needs a bit of elbow grease and a new set of Hi Beams and I'll use it next weekend.
Nice!
Let us know how it handles the gig. Good looking bass you have there - as you can see from my pic above, I'm fond of the white ones too.

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A few quick pics. Needs a bit of elbow grease and a new set of Hi Beams and I'll use it next weekend.

A few quick pics. Needs a bit of elbow grease and a new set of Hi Beams and I'll use it next weekend.
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Well I got in my Spector Legend Custom today. Practically ripped the box apart, threw on new strings, tuned it and plugged it in. Absolutely amazing bass. I have never had a better first impression with a bass than I had with this one. The finish is absolutely amazing, and theres no tone that I can't get with this thing.
Nothing but Spectors for me anymore. Thank yall or curse y'all for turning me on to these lol. Cause I'm never going back.
A few quick pics. Needs a bit of elbow grease and a new set of Hi Beams and I'll use it next weekend.
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...I'm now thinking of turning these...
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Into a few more of these....
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Does anyone have a Rebop AND a fully-carved NS-body bass as well? I'd like to see a comparison shot of the curve of the body.
I own an NS20004 and 5, as well as a Euro 4LX and love the fully contoured body, but I have heard the Rebop's bodies are flatter.
So if anyone has a 4-string Rebop and can get a pic (or 2 separate) comparing the curve of the body (both the roundedness of the edges and the contour of the body) to a normal fully-contoured NS bass that would be super helpful!
They seem great for the price, but if the comfort of playing isn't there I dunno if I want to spend the $$$. Thanks!
It's just because it's in sequential order.
They restarted the serial numbers with NB in front of 4 digits (NB0001) in 2001.
Once they reach the 10,000th Czech bass a year or so ago, they had no choice but to go with 5 digits (NB100000).
They are simply sequential. No other indication code.
That's more than a Forte 5!![]()

Does anyone have a Rebop AND a fully-carved NS-body bass as well? I'd like to see a comparison shot of the curve of the body.
I own an NS20004 and 5, as well as a Euro 4LX and love the fully contoured body, but I have heard the Rebop's bodies are flatter.
So if anyone has a 4-string Rebop and can get a pic (or 2 separate) comparing the curve of the body (both the roundedness of the edges and the contour of the body) to a normal fully-contoured NS bass that would be super helpful!
They seem great for the price, but if the comfort of playing isn't there I dunno if I want to spend the $$$. Thanks!
That makes sense. Thanks for the input!
Really? They're more than that listed on the BC site...
Edit: ok, nvm you're right! I was looking at the used black matte NS-5XL instead. New they're listed at $2775, and with how much biz I've given them in the past, I could prolly get 'em down a bit!
Maybe I'll just forego that Euro 5 option after all......![]()
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"May 11, 2012 5:55 AM
On FedEx vehicle for delivery
CAROL STREAM, IL"
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Oh, don't get me started about that used black matte NS-5XL. I have been looking at that thing for a long time now and let's just say the price has "changed" a bit and leave it there.
That's the ultimate decision with Spector's when you get into that price range between 2 and 3 grand. There are so many options that it makes the decision tough so i guess it comes down to what you want. My opinion is you can't beat the Forte's for that price range but it might be different for someone else who likes the crown inlays.
superdick2112 said:I hear you! I'm now thinking of turning these...
Into a few more of these....