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SPECTOR® Club - Part 63

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Since it's a new thread (sorta) I figured I'd share the reason for unloading my two NS2a's. In the past 3 or 4 months I scored a couple of good deals....I haven't checked the years yet, but here they are:

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and:

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this one has some issues though:

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Fortunately the price was right and for whatever reason you can't feel the peeling while you're playing it. I'm toying around with a refinish.

Enjoy!!

Woah those are both killer! The Orange one looks a lot like the one I used to have.

I also had a Kramer with similar wear and peeling as the black one you have and couldnt feel it either. I love beat up old finishes so I say keep it as is!
 
Woah those are both killer! The Orange one looks a lot like the one I used to have.

I also had a Kramer with similar wear and peeling as the black one you have and couldnt feel it either. I love beat up old finishes so I say keep it as is!

The first one is actually red:

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It has a little bit of the peeling at the edge of the fretboard but no where near as bad. The red one also has the thinnest neck of all my Spectors.
 
IN! Sure...just as it usually goes for starting a new part...20 minutes after I posted this morning:ninja:

Took "Big Blue" to Crazy Horse & Mt. Rushmore for photo OP today. :bassist: Staying in Keystone tonite...might be an old steam engine ride to...Deadwood with Big Blue tomorrow. :D Every where I take Big Blue out of the HSC Spector case people stop to stare. :cool: pics to come shortly.

And the "Ice Blue" Tour continues. When do the tour shirts go on sale. :hiding:
 
I've got a rebop that i'd love to upgrade to a brass bridge and I can drive out to pick them up to save shipping hasle so i'd love to have them
lmk
thanks
oops I guess adam beet me to it.... dam crapy keybrod skills

They're all yours. Just pm me your address. They're actually in SD but Steve will forward them along.
 
The first one is actually red:

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It has a little bit of the peeling at the edge of the fretboard but no where near as bad. The red one also has the thinnest neck of all my Spectors.

Yeah I'm looking at it through my work monitor which isnt the best, but that pic shows how red it is. Very cool looking bass!
 
Donny - I've seen your progression of posts over the last few months, and I'm curious: Why the move away from European neck-thru models and to Korean bolt-ons?

actually i haven't moved away from the european neck thrus.... I bought a legend x and it is my only bolt on. Jade is my #1 bass, but I had 2 of the same bass and I wanted to have a variety of feel with my basses. It helps in the writing process, it helps when you play the same 12-15 songs for 2 years straight. I like to keep it fresh. and I also rotate which bass I play according to which strings are fresh, lol


I played the Legend X for my show on friday and honestly I probably won't again. it doesn't hold a candle to any of the other ones. But the necks on the legend basses are amazing. The other BO you probably saw was an older performer, that is my roadie's bass and I'm just setting it up for him.
 
That legends X just needs some DC and a TonePump. Im still debating if Im taking the Rex or CRFM on Saturday

Ya I really think DCs would make it a GREAT bass, maybe the US 18v with it too.

Also worth mentioning.... my NS2A seems a bit "rounder" but Jade (CRFM) cuts like a mother. I'm really liking them both as my go to basses right now.
 
I thought I'd share something that PJ corrected me on last week while researching the NS-4CR that I have (see pic). I found out that what I thought was a NS-4CR-FM was just a NS-4CR. The FM stands for Figured Maple and my bass is painted black so the FM designation doesn't apply. It's for the basses with a natural or stained finish. So if a bass is painted black, red, white, etc., the FM is not to be used. At least that my impression of what he told me. Just FYI. :D

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I thought I'd share something that PJ corrected me on last week while researching the NS-4CR that I have (see pic). I found out that what I thought was a NS-4CR-FM was just a NS-4CR. The FM stands for Figured Maple and my bass is painted black so the FM designation doesn't apply. It's for the basses with a natural or stained finish. So if a bass is painted black, red, white, etc., the FM is not to be used. At least that my impression of what he told me. Just FYI. :D

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you sir are correct, unless of course you have a refinish like me :)
 
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