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SPECTOR® Club - Part 55

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Updated username post.. previously "diechris"


Mods finally changed it... Didn't feel right after Chris loe passed.. RIP buddy

That's a very respectable move. I don't think any of us would fault you for that handle but it's classy to have it changed nonetheless. Not a day goes by when I don't think about Chris and his family. I will wear my L.O.E. bracelet well-into the foreseeable future.
 
Chris is a class act. Well played sir.


Other news I have the NS-X and man...let's just say if I ever meet the previous owner (I got it from a pawn shop) I would definitely not invite them over for dinner. Working on cleaning and fixing this baby up, will post pics later tonight!
 
If anyone can help me out I would be greatly appreciated. I removed a EMG BTS and purchased a Tone Pump to install. I've done it like they suggest and I am getting nothing at the jack, only the local radio station not the bass. Any thoughts could you PM me. Here are some pics of the Tone Pump installed. Let me know if anybody sees a wire in the wrong place or any suggestions. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1361403288.834638.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1361403303.067535.jpg
 
Great vibe - the effects sound really nice. I can see what you mean about not wanting a click. That's one of the biggest challenges I see when recording something "free-form" into a DAW. I do so much of my drum and keys stuff by MIDI editing that I inevitably want to assign a "grid" to it, but that kind of takes the magic away on a piece like this. There are ways to modify the metronome with timing curves and such, but that gets to be tedious.

I could see this piece as a cool intro to a song that starts with the riff you are playing around the 3:00 mark. I kept hearing guitars and drums come in and join you on it after a couple passes. :bassist:

+1 :cool: well said Bunk! I really like the methodical cords playing. It's beautiful! :)
 
Most definitely a good kept secret. The ns94/5 and ns 2k4/5 are super basses for the money you get for them. Total goldmines.

Amen mad oooooh yeah! :bassist: I've had the pleasure of playing both 5 stringers now. As I've said before...wish I didn't sell the NS-95. :scowl: But if I can score on an older NS-5...I think I could forget about the NS-95. :D
 
Ok Spector gang... there's an Alembic guy with a Spector problem that needs help. I've suggested he bring his question here, but if any of you want to jump to his original post on TB to help out here's the link...
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f38/spector-help-needed-960310/

Nevermind, looks like Alembicguy already posted here earlier today. He may still need the help though.

I wish I knew anything at all about wiring. hopefully one of the guys here will handle it.
 
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