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SPECTOR® Club - Part 33

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superdick2112 said:
Nothing wrong with getting an amp first. I think there are quite a few bassists out there who buy a bunch of nice basses, & then end up dissatisified because their amp is not up to snuff. Every bass you own will only sound as good as the amp that it is played through, so save those pennies & choose wisely - your Spector will thank you!

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+1

Figure out what kind of tone your after and buy it right the first time.
 
Thanks :) you too! "Official Spector Protector" :). That sounds better lol.


LOL. Spector should totally make a T-shirt with that on the front and SECURITY on the back. I'd totally wear that shirt out to gigs. LMAO.


Videos are edited with titles and the post to the tube has begun. I'll send you the links when they're finished or you can look'em up on my channel.
 
LOL. See above comment regarding video. I've seen his hands on that bass. A whooping would hurt. :hiding:

lol. i read ya! i was wanting him to put them up ;)
Nothing wrong with getting an amp first. I think there are quite a few bassists out there who buy a bunch of nice basses, & then end up dissatisified because their amp is not up to snuff. Every bass you own will only sound as good as the amp that it is played through, so save those pennies & choose wisely - your Spector will thank you!

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i completely agree my friend. i want to take what i have and see what will give me a "close to true" tone without breaking my wallet too much. lol. i will be patient. the force is with me ;)
 
the haz will sound amazingly good in your white euro. yours and mine will be twins then. I don't think you need to replace the bts in the plum, IMHO. that's a great underrated pre in the early Czech basses. :)

Agreed - the EMG pre sounds much better than the TonePump, imho. If I put the Haz in in the plum, then the EMG pre would definitely go in Whitey.
I was just thinking that the CRFM, with its solid maple wings, is more like the USA models (construction-wise) & thus would provide a tonal platform that is sonically closer to a USA NS2.
 
if any of you out there with US NS2's ever get a thought about selling or trading down to a killer haz/euro. I might be tempted. :)

just sayin'. :)

I was just thinking the same thing! Rather than hot-rodding my 2 euros, I'm pondering selling one or both of them (along with a Ric or two & my EBMM Stingray) and grabbing a 2nd USA NS4 - namely the redwood-topped beauty currently residing at Bass Central...
 
Agreed - the EMG pre sounds much better than the TonePump, imho. If I put the Haz in in the plum, then the EMG pre would definitely go in Whitey.
I was just thinking that the CRFM, with its solid maple wings, is more like the USA models (construction-wise) & thus would provide a tonal platform that is sonically closer to a USA NS2.

I changed the tone-pump in my Ian Hill to a haz...not much different,....but most euro's have different sound...its weird but maybe Sam can explain it. :bassist:
 
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