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SPECTOR® Club - Part 46

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Jaymi said:
and I believe someone asked for pics of this...
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That's perdy! :D
 
#342
A thread or two back didn't JPS say something about the Kramer era basses potentially being the best made era Spectors? And also didn't someone say the the euro models were based on the Kramer era stuff? Or am I remembering it wrong? I am still relatively new to the Spector family but wanna make sure I keep my info correct.

I do understand that the Brooklyn and Kramer eras are more collectible. I guess in the end, we all as players, play what we want, given we can afford what we want. Some like narrow necks, some like baseball bats. To each his own and in this club it's probably all about brand, however some of you have some awesome collectible a and other have some incredible pieces of art, and then there are guys like me trying to get to that level.....lol.
 
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brotherbassj said:
A thread or two back didn't JPS say something about the Kramer era basses potentially being the best made era Spectors? And also didn't someone say the the euro models were based on the Kramer era stuff? Or am I remembering it wrong? I am still relatively new to the Spector family but wanna make sure I keep my info correct.

I do understand that the Brooklyn and Kramer eras are more collectible. I guess in the end, we all as players, play what we want, given we can afford what we want. Some like narrow necks, some like baseball bats. To each his own and in this club it's probably all about brand, however some of you have some awesome collectible a and other have some incredible pieces of art, and then there are guys like me trying to get to that level.....lol.
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I think he said that Kramer was known for using great wood during that time... I don't know about the euro thing
 
#348
I'm still leaning towards having a Forte-6 built, -once I get around to selling my Roscoe SKB3006.

But the NS-6H2 also interests me and is a little less coin.


Then, the Euro-6 looks to be an awesome bass and I've seen a couple used ones sell here for very affordable prices.

Decisions, Decisions!

BTW, the white NS4CRFM that I bought almost 10 years ago remains to be one of the best 4-strings I own. I'd rate it's playability and responsiveness right up there with my Alembic Europa-4.

Kudos to Spector!!!
 
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