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SPECTOR® Club - Part 64

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I did know you could buy them new (MM114), if I can get a new one I'll go that route. It's just I've never actually seen one up for sale. I'm just an at home and occasional church worship player, so that being said, if you need it for paying gigs and professional use, I'm out. I feel the same way about fellow Spector Players, especially if its part of a career.

Oh yeah im def out playing live and kinda want some of that old winger queensryche vibe. Mynrebop and ns2k4s sound great I just 2ant the old school tone.
 
This has got to be the fastest moving club here on TB!

I guess I'm in... my first bass was a Spector Import 4 string bought in 2001. Still have but it's strung as a piccolo bass. It has great fretwork and the electronics are very solid. Not sure of the model but it came with a pretty decent gig bag.I bought a NS2j in 03 or 04 and it was killer but not quite for me.

Now I have a Coda 4 and it is easily the best Jazz Bass I've ever played. The fretwork is the best I've ever played, it is capable of rediculous action and sounds great plugged or unplugged. Probably the first jazz bass I've ever had where you can hear the growl unplugged.
It's just feels right too. almost like the fretboard is a magnet for my hand.

some pics
OG Spector...

SpectorCoda009.jpg

SpectorCoda010.jpg


My lovely CODA

SpectorCoda001.jpg

SpectorCoda003.jpg

SpectorCoda007.jpg
 
This has got to be the fastest moving club here on TB!

I guess I'm in... my first bass was a Spector Import 4 string bought in 2001. Still have but it's strung as a piccolo bass. It has great fretwork and the electronics are very solid. Not sure of the model but it came with a pretty decent gig bag.I bought a NS2j in 03 or 04 and it was killer but not quite for me.

Now I have a Coda 4 and it is easily the best Jazz Bass I've ever played. The fretwork is the best I've ever played, it is capable of rediculous action and sounds great plugged or unplugged. Probably the first jazz bass I've ever had where you can hear the growl unplugged.
It's just feels right too. almost like the fretboard is a magnet for my hand.

some pics
OG Spector...

SpectorCoda009.jpg

SpectorCoda010.jpg


My lovely CODA

SpectorCoda001.jpg

SpectorCoda003.jpg

SpectorCoda007.jpg


Welcome aboard! Did you recently aquire the Coda from Seattle? If so I've ogled it on the internets lotsa times, and even now am waiting on the arrival of the Rex Pro that was listed above it (and is more in my budget!).
Either way, congrats on the gorgeous Coda!
Steve
 
This has got to be the fastest moving club here on TB!

I guess I'm in... my first bass was a Spector Import 4 string bought in 2001. Still have but it's strung as a piccolo bass. It has great fretwork and the electronics are very solid. Not sure of the model but it came with a pretty decent gig bag.I bought a NS2j in 03 or 04 and it was killer but not quite for me.

Now I have a Coda 4 and it is easily the best Jazz Bass I've ever played. The fretwork is the best I've ever played, it is capable of rediculous action and sounds great plugged or unplugged. Probably the first jazz bass I've ever had where you can hear the growl unplugged.
It's just feels right too. almost like the fretboard is a magnet for my hand.

some pics
OG Spector...

SpectorCoda009.jpg

SpectorCoda010.jpg


My lovely CODA

SpectorCoda001.jpg

SpectorCoda003.jpg

SpectorCoda007.jpg

Very nice!
 
This has got to be the fastest moving club here on TB!

I guess I'm in... my first bass was a Spector Import 4 string bought in 2001. Still have but it's strung as a piccolo bass. It has great fretwork and the electronics are very solid. Not sure of the model but it came with a pretty decent gig bag.I bought a NS2j in 03 or 04 and it was killer but not quite for me.

Now I have a Coda 4 and it is easily the best Jazz Bass I've ever played. The fretwork is the best I've ever played, it is capable of rediculous action and sounds great plugged or unplugged. Probably the first jazz bass I've ever had where you can hear the growl unplugged.
It's just feels right too. almost like the fretboard is a magnet for my hand.

Great looking basses, I will own a Coda one day if they ever make a P Coda.
 
tony! I had no idea you were in Ugly Kid Joe! :D

Nooooooo.... LOL That's actually an Anthrax hat that I modified with super sharp screws sticking out the front. The non-metal girls who hung out with us would always try to take my hats, so I made it more difficult for them to grab the bill. :cool:

Hey, what was the thrash band that opened for them called? I remember some good ones from back in the day like Nocturnal and Dementia.

The band was V.T.H. and then at one point, for a short time they broke up and he started Hedshrinx.

Those were some crazy fun times. When Jason was selected to join Metallica, thrash just exploded in the Phoenix valley. Every kid who had dreams of being a rock star started playing thrash or at least some type of metal, so there were tons of bands... a hotbed of metal. We were really fortunate to grow up in that scene. :bassist:
 
This has got to be the fastest moving club here on TB!

I guess I'm in... my first bass was a Spector Import 4 string bought in 2001. Still have but it's strung as a piccolo bass. It has great fretwork and the electronics are very solid. Not sure of the model but it came with a pretty decent gig bag.I bought a NS2j in 03 or 04 and it was killer but not quite for me.

Now I have a Coda 4 and it is easily the best Jazz Bass I've ever played. The fretwork is the best I've ever played, it is capable of rediculous action and sounds great plugged or unplugged. Probably the first jazz bass I've ever had where you can hear the growl unplugged.
It's just feels right too. almost like the fretboard is a magnet for my hand.

My lovely CODA

http://s122.photobucket.com/user/aproud1/media/basses/SpectorCoda001.jpg.html

You have a couple of gorgeous Spectors, especially the Coda 4 Deluxe!:bassist: You are right on the mark about your Coda 4. I own a Coda 5XL Deluxe and I've said time after time that by far it's the best jazz bass I've played. :D

If you would like a club number PM tracebassplayer to ask for one. Send him a picture also. He might not get back right away but he will get to you. WELCOME to the most awesome family in talkbass! :hyper:
 
You have a couple of gorgeous Spectors, especially the Coda 4 Deluxe!:bassist: You are right on the mark about your Coda 4. I own a Coda 5XL Deluxe and I've said time after time that by far it's the best jazz bass I've played. :D

If you would like a club number PM tracebassplayer to ask for one. Send him a picture also. He might not get back right away but he will get to you. WELCOME to the most awesome family in talkbass! :hyper:

Thanks! Thought I had to give up on Jazz basses until I played the Coda. And you guys are one of the most friendly groups on TB. Lots of love for pretty much all models. Very cool. :cool: Oh and your Coda isn't too hard on the eyes either...

Welcome aboard! Did you recently aquire the Coda from Seattle? If so I've ogled it on the internets lotsa times, and even now am waiting on the arrival of the Rex Pro that was listed above it (and is more in my budget!).
Either way, congrats on the gorgeous Coda!
Steve

I did indeed. Picked up a different bass from them. Sent it back when I saw the Coda. Great guys to deal with.

Great looking basses, I will own a Coda one day if they ever make a P Coda.

I wouldn't be surprised to see a P/J, seems to be something spector is fond of.
 
Cab came in today (DB212). So here's my new mid sized bass rig, complete with Markbass tilt-back folding wedge.

Now it's time to see what I can make it do. :bassist:

Aggie-Rig2_zpsabbfe00b.jpg

I'll be looking forward to hearing your thoughts. The GB's are great amps, but I'm already missing my TH... Time will tell if I go back, or maybe add a BK7

Hope you enjoy it as much as I think you're going to!
 
Just picked up my OBP-2 and found that the dealer ordered me the stacked bass/treble version instead of the separate controls. I really wanted the separate controls but I waited two weeks, not too sure what to do. Will the stacked pot be easier to install over the separate ones? I'm more concerned about finding matching gold stacked knobs honestly, I could do with having a dummy knob on there, it would just take some getting used to.
 
Just picked up my OBP-2 and found that the dealer ordered me the stacked bass/treble version instead of the separate controls. I really wanted the separate controls but I waited two weeks, not too sure what to do. Will the stacked pot be easier to install over the separate ones? I'm more concerned about finding matching gold stacked knobs honestly, I could do with having a dummy knob on there, it would just take some getting used to.

If you have four hole tell'em to get you the separate ones.
 
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