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SPECTOR® Club - Part 45

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Yup. That's the one.

I am on vacation, but pics to come.

I can't put this thing down. Been a while since I have been so pumped about a bass. I have a MTD USA coming as well in a couple of days.... Shaping up to be a great bass week!
Congratulations!!!
I know what you mean about not able to put it down! Every day when I came home from I'd pick up my former Forte 5 and easily play 2-3 hours non-stop. :bassist: I find that with every Spector though. They are just so much joy to play!
 
Thx everyone for helping me ID the wood on my MINTY Legend 5. Found out it has only about 12 hrs studio time on it and what a Deal!!
Still looking for what Korean Spector used for strings when distributing. My strings are still as new.
I guess I need a club#, I am absolutely a convert. :help:
Spector/Lakland/Peavey in that order. GAS has been cured, (for now)... :smug:

"Ah Grasshopper, it's not G.A.S. here, it's S.A.S. ( Spector Acuasition Syndrome)
 
iceboxbass said:
New to me, this beautiful and amazing ReBop 4 Tobacco Sunburst front /back, from a trade + cash for my lovely Forte 5, from a Spector club member whom I shall not name until he reveals his new Forte 5. Me and my wife drove to Grand Rapids, Mi. which is almost a 4 hour drive one way but a little further for the buyer. But what a joy and a great time we had having lunch and swapping bass stories! It's always great to meet a fellow Spector club member! And what a great way to make sure you don't get damaged basses during shipping! I will do business with this member anytime! For you all that are one FB you've seen a couple of these pics.

Awesome! Sounds like you both walked away happy. Both of you got beautiful basses out of it too :bassist:
 
Wrong. Horses for courses. These 800RB's will be idling along long after you, I and Thunderfunk's have given up the ghost.

Yes they will be around but the definition of the notes are not clear like other amps, Genz, Aguilar, Thunderfunk,..etc. But if you make mistakes they can be your best friend for they hide your inequities as others will unmask them. My guitarist who I think has the best ears I know said with the 800rb it was hard to distinguish between an A and B note but when I got the amp after the 800rb which I think was the db750 he said if I was off a half step (A to B flat for instance) it pounded him in the face with discuss....:bassist:
 
Chris' old Buckeye will get to me on Tuesday. It has been an agonizing week waiting for it. I can't wait to see how this bass compares to the NS 2 and Forte.

Congrats Lee, you will not be disappointed!
The NS-4 moves air like no other Spector, and is an exceptional bass for playing live & loud. Any & all doubts will be laid to rest he first time you hear it at rehearsal with some serious volume behind it.

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