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SPECTOR® Club - Part 61

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I finally listened to this... great stuff man
Maybe a battery indicator LED?
That would be awesome!
Just figured I'd post the link to my new bands first video. We just released it yesterday, turned out being lots of fun. There's some Spector in there!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=KZ-jEeNPHW0#

And here's a link to the album for free download off bandcamp if anyones interested!
http://mercystreet.bandcamp.com
downloaded, but not for free ;) you guys gotta eat right? lol, I'm happy to donate
Rex says that since he plays with a pick and really likes to dig in, he lowers his pickups as low as they will go in the body.
I actually do this on my Euro4 that I run with no volume control.. and yes because Rex does it is why I tried it lol
Last night I ran the Rex through the 800rb/Ampeg combo, The CRFM definitely cuts better but I think the DC's in the Rex are a bit fatter sounding.

I haven't played the Rex with the DCs but when I saw rex live with Kill Devil Hill, his USA RXT bass has DCs and it was exactly like you said, fatter. Its interesting, the Rex has a bit more wood and with the DCs that must be a HUGE sounding bass. That particular CRFM is really close tonally to my coveted Jade bass. You should have a similar tone running a GK through an Ampeg fridge... so I know you are loving it ;)


Here are a couple pics for you guys... a little Spector love
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and my most recent pedal board (not a great pic)
wireless or cable>korg pitchblack>EBS multi comp>MXR bass octave deluxe>Red Llama clone (OD pedal)>MXR bass di+>Sansamp bass driver
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downloaded, but not for free ;) you guys gotta eat right? lol, I'm happy to donate

Thanks buddy! And to everyone else for the positive comments! Just glad to have gotten the album released and out for people to hear and share!

I just got a copy of Stop The Bleeding, from itunes though, not the bandcamp, I only have this giftcard at the moment, and it sounds great! The more club members bands I check out, the more I realize how many talented bassists are in the club! It's awesome, I love checking out new music.
 
Thanks buddy! And to everyone else for the positive comments! Just glad to have gotten the album released and out for people to hear and share!

I just got a copy of Stop The Bleeding, from itunes though, not the bandcamp, I only have this giftcard at the moment, and it sounds great! The more club members band's links I click on the more I start to realize how many talented bassists are in the club!

we still get some $$ from anywhere we have the album... thanks for the Download!
 
Just figured I'd post the link to my new bands first video. We just released it yesterday, turned out being lots of fun. There's some Spector in there!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=KZ-jEeNPHW0#

And here's a link to the album for free download off bandcamp if anyones interested!
http://mercystreet.bandcamp.com

Heres a recording from last night. Rex Pro, MXR M80, 800RBs DI to the board, recorded through Audicity

https://soundcloud.com/adam-rushka/apathy-kills

Nice guys, love hearing what members are doing in their projects. Tone talk is great but nothing like hearing some Spectors in action.

I finally listened to this... great stuff man

Here are a couple pics for you guys... a little Spector love
and my most recent pedal board (not a great pic)
wireless or cable>korg pitchblack>EBS multi comp>MXR bass octave deluxe>Red Llama clone (OD pedal)>MXR bass di+>Sansamp bass driver
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Thanks for the listen Donny! Your pedal board has grown, looking great.:bassist:
 
hey gang- I purchased a beautiful USA Spector about 2-2.5 months ago on ebay, and there was some damage sustained during shipping, and while waiting for FedEx to respond, I left the bass untouched the entire time (it was killing me - like a kid waking up Christmas morning, only to be told he can open his presents until spring!). Well, there's some good news and bad news... the good is that FedEx is paying for the repairs on the bass :bassist: - and I finally got to sit down with it (after I changed the strings - I had a set of brand new SIT's nickels) - WOW! :hyper: The tone is pure bliss! I had my 'practice rig' with me at home (Carvin BX500 --> GK Neo112 + GK Neo212 [Effects loop: DarkGlass B7K --> SansAmp BDDI])... I really didn't even need to use the effects loop - just an amazing sounding bass!

The bad... I was told that my job is going to be lost (I figure the end of June, maybe mid July) :crying: - I shouldn't have too much trouble finding another job (from what I've been told the software developer market is still pretty good- hope it stays that way).

So, just a quick question for my Spector brothers out there - have any of you tried Ernie Ball Cobalts? I love them on my Pedulla's, but since I'm loving the tone on the SIT's on my Spector (for the short run I did with it), I wanted to get some other opinions. I guess it would help if I told you that I'm a metal player (Maiden, Sabbath, etc).

and yes, with just a quick test drive, I can easily see this moving into the #2 spot on my arsenal... or a tie with #1 (I can only imagine how this monster is going to sound when I use it on my big rig :bassist:)

Jon
 

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I have a EMB BQC pre that looks like it's brand new. I have all the pieces, knobs, etc, and wires to do 18 volts..........I'm going to post it on the board but figured I would ask here first in case someone wants to mod their Spector with this plug and play pre........PM me if interested.
 
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