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SPECTOR® Club - Part 64

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Outdoor gig today. One of my few gigs I get to use my full rig.

fEARful 12/6 & 15/sub, Bmax-T, Carvin HD1500, BDDI/pedals and my white NS2A. I super pumped to be able to crank to a good volume.:bassist::bassist::bassist:

My Legend 5 will be making an appearance as a back-up as well.:D

All packed up and ready for the show, we will load in and get a sound check around 5 for the show time at 8...going to take the black cherry NS2 for this show with the fretless bass, starting to really dig this Pau Ferro neck a lot.

$2015.00!!!
 
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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.

Both beautiful! Congratulations and welcome to our family here! :bassist:
 
May I recommend the EBS Microbass? I use mine every day - it records wonderfully, makes a great headphone amp and with it's two independent/combinable channels & built-in overdrive, it is the most versatile DI & most usable pedal that I own. :bassist:

Thanks for the tip - going to look at this and the Tone Hammer. I suppose I should also consider the B7K.

No mixing in a mic on the cab?

I've rarely had my cab mic'd over the years. I assume I'd have to request it since they never offer it, and on the rare occasion they do, it's instead of a DI not in addition.
 
I've rarely had my cab mic'd over the years. I assume I'd have to request it since they never offer it, and on the rare occasion they do, it's instead of a DI not in addition.

This has always been my prefered method of getting into the PA/mix. Of course this only works if the soundman is willing to take the time to properly mix the two signals. If done right it's great and the only way to get your cabinet voicing into your sound FOH.

I usually run sound from stage these days so I'll do it. If sound is provided I'll ask and pay close attention to the response. If they aren't 100% willing to do it I'll say nevermind.
 
Thanks for the tip - going to look at this and the Tone Hammer. I suppose I should also consider the B7K.



I've rarely had my cab mic'd over the years. I assume I'd have to request it since they never offer it, and on the rare occasion they do, it's instead of a DI not in addition.

Andy,

I used an Avalon U5 but recently switched to the Reddi DI. I'd give those some thought.

Rob
 
Hey guys I have a NS4CRFM w/inlays that I'm going to offer up to the club before I list it. It comes with a Haz copy pre from a NS2a so you're getting 90% + of a US NS2. PM me for details/club price.

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