SPECTOR® Club - Part 48
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Jaymi
Pink Bass Man
- Feb 11, 2008
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- Sep 20, 2008
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- Jim Dunlop USA, King Kong Cases, Golden Eagle Energy Drink
It is OFFICIAL!
The NS-5 MM now has a little sister
Got this beauty of a USA NS-2J from TB'er ubnobnar this week. It's everything I expected, basically the feel and playabilty of NS-5MM with a different sound. All I can say is that there is just nothing like a USA Spector. The notes just jump off the board and the instrument does not hinder you in any way, shape, or form. I've got a few great sounding basses, but these two USA Spectors are just the cream of the crop for me. I know most of you know what I mean when I say the notes are just so lively, but it's just so hard to explain to somebody who has never experienced something quite like it.
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The NS-5 MM now has a little sister
Got this beauty of a USA NS-2J from TB'er ubnobnar this week. It's everything I expected, basically the feel and playabilty of NS-5MM with a different sound. All I can say is that there is just nothing like a USA Spector. The notes just jump off the board and the instrument does not hinder you in any way, shape, or form. I've got a few great sounding basses, but these two USA Spectors are just the cream of the crop for me. I know most of you know what I mean when I say the notes are just so lively, but it's just so hard to explain to somebody who has never experienced something quite like it.
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- Oct 19, 2010
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- Endorsing Artist: Spector Bass / Darkglass Electronics / Tsunami Cables
Here!
And for those who haven't seen:
I knew I wasn't crazy. Buckeye burl greatly resembles your cat's colors. I knew it reminded me of something...
Nice spalt, by the way!
It is OFFICIAL!
The NS-5 MM now has a little sister
Got this beauty of a USA NS-2J from TB'er ubnobnar this week. It's everything I expected, basically the feel and playabilty of NS-5MM with a different sound. All I can say is that there is just nothing like a USA Spector. The notes just jump off the board and the instrument does not hinder you in any way, shape, or form. I've got a few great sounding basses, but these two USA Spectors are just the cream of the crop for me. I know most of you know what I mean when I say the notes are just so lively, but it's just so hard to explain to somebody who has never experienced something quite like it.
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mmbongo... that's a beautiful pair
That is really funny and
!!!Very cool picture Clearwave!!! Your studio?
Awesome Patrick!!! In your normal domain!
Congratulations! Very sweet! I understand very well what you're saying...I just wish everyone could experience it also.It is OFFICIAL!
The NS-5 MM now has a little sister
Got this beauty of a USA NS-2J from TB'er ubnobnar this week. It's everything I expected, basically the feel and playabilty of NS-5MM with a different sound. All I can say is that there is just nothing like a USA Spector. The notes just jump off the board and the instrument does not hinder you in any way, shape, or form. I've got a few great sounding basses, but these two USA Spectors are just the cream of the crop for me. I know most of you know what I mean when I say the notes are just so lively, but it's just so hard to explain to somebody who has never experienced something quite like it.
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worshiprocker
Tonepump Junkie
- Aug 12, 2011
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I'm in! Had a great show playing with 12 Stones last night. I'm really likign the hartke bass attack pedal... its built every bit as well as my old MXR bdi.
I wanted just take a minute and thank Sam and Steve for being awesome guys and great to the Spector family. Everyone here is awesome, and is a great family. Sam does a lot behind the scenes with Spector and for us endorsees. Steve is just an all around great guy, who would give the shirt off his back, even if it was his last one... lol
I wanted just take a minute and thank Sam and Steve for being awesome guys and great to the Spector family. Everyone here is awesome, and is a great family. Sam does a lot behind the scenes with Spector and for us endorsees. Steve is just an all around great guy, who would give the shirt off his back, even if it was his last one... lol
In but with just one example. Things are in the works and my collection is changing is lots of different ways. The one constant is still this Euro LX 5 in matte black with a figured maple top. I just had the USA 18v put in and swapped the TWs for DCs back when I first got the bass. It sounds and feels absolutely incredible.
And this is only the start! Pics as they come in...
And this is only the start! Pics as they come in...
Just a reminder, that many of the basses shown at BPL may still be available and on the way to dealers. If any of them strike your interest you can always email PJ and he will let you know which dealer is getting them and you can go broke like me 
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