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SPECTOR® Club - Part 64

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It would be a P shape. :ninja::bassist:

Same here!

I would like a 1.625" nut with the P pickup, do you think if we stomp our feet and toss a fit we can make this happen? lol

Yes please!

Since PJ likes using musical terms, I was looking down a list of terms and found a good one for a hypothetical Spector P bass...

The Spector Presto

It starts with a P!!!! :hiding:

I like it. Lets all email PJ lol.

I'm sure its only a matter of time until Spector comes out with something like this, especially after the success of the Coda.
 
Submitting my entry to the club with my blue stain Euro 4 lx (EMG 18v pre, tuned BEAD) and spalted maple NS4-H2 (EMG 18v pre, DC pickups). You could say I like a pretty aggressive sound ;) I only discovered Spector fairly recently and I am completely hooked. The tone and playability are unreal. My only problem now is dealing with GAS over another. Looks like I am in the right place...

Here's a shot of each bass. Taken with my iphone so forgive the quality.
 

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Must have felt great being involved with that project!

To tell the truth, until this situation I didn't know who Tim Gaines was.
I knew who Stryper was and have the occasional meet up with Oz Fox here in Vegas. Just not Tim.
I picked it up simply because I needed another Spector for my C tuning stuff.
It just happened to be the coolest one I ran across on my LA trip. :D
 
It's at $1575 now, wish my NS2A was white! lol

I think I know what part of the "value" of this bass is.

That's an original USA Spector 9v circuit in this bass. NOT the Kramer/Korean copy. You can look at the tracings on the board and the types of pots used.

My best guess is someone knows that's an original USA Kramer-Era circuit and they're bidding on it. Not necessarily the bass.

Kramer Era USA 9v circuits are hard to come by. And they really are in many people's opinion, the best version of the USA circuit.
 
To tell the truth, until this situation I didn't know who Tim Gaines was.
I knew who Stryper was and have the occasional meet up with Oz Fox here in Vegas. Just not Tim.
I picked it up simply because I needed another Spector for my C tuning stuff.
It just happened to be the coolest one I ran across on my LA trip. :D

Really...wow...how did you bring it to Todd's attention?
 
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