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SPECTOR® Club - Part 64

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Whoa! I'd love to try that out. :bassist:

Thanks! She's a killer sounding rig...:bassist:


Have you ever had a sound guy mic that cab? Curious to know if they had a blank stare for a minute. :)

LOL! No, I always run 2 direct signals - one from the PJB head, and a second from my EBS Microbass.

BTW, the SWR Headlite/ Sonic 1 x 15" rig to the left is only for my Moog Taurus, not the Spectors, but I do occasionally use it for bass duties on smaller gigs.
 
Todd sent me some very nice pictures of my black cherry NS2, can this guy take pictures or what?

Not only does he sell Spector basses (at all price ranges), he even takes and sends great pictures on request...Thanks Guitar House and Todd Cooke!
 
Todd sent me some very nice pictures of my black cherry NS2, can this guy take pictures or what?

Not only does he sell Spector basses (at all price ranges), he even takes and sends great pictures on request...Thanks Guitar House and Todd Cooke!

That's another reason I'm having my builds sent to him first is so he can take pics. Then I'll have the best shots to post here. :D
 
Todd sent me some very nice pictures of my black cherry NS2, can this guy take pictures or what?

Not only does he sell Spector basses (at all price ranges), he even takes and sends great pictures on request...Thanks Guitar House and Todd Cooke!

Great pics! The black cherry looks darker to me there than the ones I have in person so that just goes to show again how different they can look in different light. I wonder how close to the UV pic Todd had posted mine would look under the same lighting conditions.
 
Great pics! The black cherry looks darker to me there than the ones I have in person so that just goes to show again how different they can look in different light. I wonder how close to the UV pic Todd had posted mine would look under the same lighting conditions.

Patrick sent me his pictures of my Ultraviolet, I will ask if Todd can send me his pictures so I can compare between the two different studios...that should answer the color variation questions we have (already noticed the blue pop in the UV when it was outside versus the Purple pop inside which is very cool!).
 
Bunk, I played only fives for 17 years. Then I got a wild hair and bought j.kernodle's NS-4CR and got the love for four strings back. Now I have to have both at all times.

Then you could have 4,5, & 6 stringers!

Just saying... :D

Well sir, I've been playing 5-string or almost 20 years myself. And every time I play a 4 that isn't at least drop C, I can't get into it. The low B or C is just a part of my playing now.

I wouldn't have moved the Kramer if I thought I could live with it.
 
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