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SPECTOR® Club - Part 60

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Sometimes wood can, ummmm, gimme wood! :hiding: :D
 
Hey man! Yeah I was worried maybe I made a mistake not ordering the black MOP inlays since I thought a dark inlay might look better against the color, but those look perfect to me. It's not premium quilt but I still love the figuring as well. I like the kind of "X'ing" going on there.

Yah, that's some cool figuring on those wings. Very nice. Unique!

Andy, Sorry I didn't make it the other night (morning). My wife kaboshed it when I told her it was after midnight. Next time!!
 
Hey Fellas...how does one aquire a Spector Club number?

I've been an endorsed artist with Spector for a few years but only recently joined TalkBass...seems like about time that I join the club ;)
 
I have the coolest office in the world for about 2 weeks each year (the week before and after NAMM).

OK, I'm starting to see the allure of an office... My delivery vehicle (office)would not be a safe place for all that ART, unless of course...
It was safely cased, wrapped, and boxed...
I'm really starting to understand the value of multitasking/multi-skills...unfortunately, I play bass on the occasional weekend, and then I pick things up, I put things down during the weeks...:help:
 
Thanks for the help with the strings! I can't wait to jam out to the Flatwounds. I'm probably going to record a video of me playing after they get broke in.

Just as a bedroom bassist, my MIK model is pretty spectacular. Of course I'm a nonpro and haven't been on a stage since 2002, so eh. Its tough getting a new bass any better for that price that's for damn sure.
 
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Sometimes wood can, ummmm, gimme wood! :hiding: :D

Nice! I love the contrast between the top and the fretboard woods. It's so cool to see the subtle variations from all of the various combinations of wood types.

(Insert joke here about all the types of wood, maple, redwood, spalt, tube, morning, have-to-go-write-a-problem-on-the-blackboard, er...never mind! :D )
 
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