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SPECTOR® Club - Part 47

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In with the Zebra ReBop4............ Waiting for the 35p and 35tw with EMG BQC system. Heard what Jami did with the 35p and got the E.A.S. (EMG acquisition syndrom)..... Can't wait to get it up and running.
 

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Originally destined to be PJ Rubal's newest NS-2... #800 features AAAAA Tube Quilt Maple wings hand-selected by PJ for this bass.

He gave me the skinny on it as we set up for BPL! today.

He kept looking at it and saying, "It's a stunner"

And truly it is.

I shot the photos above of it last night. Some other KILLER looking Spectors to come in the next couple of days. :D
 
Thanks!

I've been waiting for my usa 9volt for a couple of months now (hence the bass with no knobs). Apparently they are having trouble getting them. I'm thinking about getting a tone pump and calling it a day.:bassist:

I'm waiting too man. Be strong! It'll be worth it in the end. As much as I have come to appreciate the TP, it isn't in the same weight class as the US 9v pre.
 
Little more on the sanding and then I got to figure out a color:confused:

If you are sticking with a stain, I would think a nice dark walnut would be classy, especially if it ends up a fretless.

But if you want to do a solid color, I'd either want white, silver, or big flake silver. Yes, the last one is a little much... white would be cool. And it's a rare sight as well,s o you;d have a very unique thing going on.
 
If you are sticking with a stain, I would think a nice dark walnut would be classy, especially if it ends up a fretless.

But if you want to do a solid color, I'd either want white, silver, or big flake silver. Yes, the last one is a little much... white would be cool. And it's a rare sight as well,s o you;d have a very unique thing going on.

Probably a transparent black to show the grain and then sand it and go with a color stain and a satin clear.
 
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