Look what someone posted in the spector facebook group... pretty cool
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DEE-ZAM!!!
That is awesome! It's like a Jackson Randy Rhoads / Spector hybrid. So cool indeed!!!
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Look what someone posted in the spector facebook group... pretty cool
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That is very nice! What wood did they use in the back neck/body position, is that just a stain or is it a splice?
Look what someone posted in the spector facebook group... pretty cool
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I'm here in Corrales. Will be rockin' my '89 NS-2A at Molly's Saturday.
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Look what someone posted in the spector facebook group... pretty cool
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I honestly have no idea what kind of wood that transition is. I know the neck is maple, body is walnut, but that additional section doesn't look like any wood I recognized.

Bass looks great.
That is "Cherry" Wood joined to the bottom of the maple neck.
If the mm114 is out of lroduction how the hell did I order one this morning
Bass looks great.
That is "Cherry" Wood joined to the bottom of the maple neck.
You're the man Sam! Thanks, that is good to know!
Wow, Cherry transition! Four different types of wood used on that bass then....
Took some more pics of the final product yesterday. I'm not the best photographer, but you guys get the idea:
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. No pics of the meet and greet but here is the UA with it's new family and Lee is right pictures do this bass no justice. Took some more pics of the final product yesterday. I'm not the best photographer, but you guys get the idea:
Looks really nice, I love the vintage Spectors.
Got to do the meet and greet with Lee today. Great guy and I brought the whole gang to show and tell. He has confirmed that the white Brooklyn was a beast and the UA NS-2 has now joined it's new family. Alas, I will not be able to test drive it till tomorrow morning because I am at work till 11:30 tonight. No pics of the meet and greet but here is the UA with it's new family and Lee is right pictures do this bass no justice.
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Yeah pretty crazy. There's actually 6 pieces of wood glued on it total:
2 Maple headstock Wings
1 Maple Neck
2 Walnut Body Wings
1 Cherry Transition.
Actually 8! I forgot about the (scarf?) joint at the headstock, and the fingerboard!
sick collection!
Got to do the meet and greet with Lee today. Great guy and I brought the whole gang to show and tell. He has confirmed that the white Brooklyn was a beast and the UA NS-2 has now joined it's new family. Alas, I will not be able to test drive it till tomorrow morning because I am at work till 11:30 tonight. No pics of the meet and greet but here is the UA with it's new family and Lee is right pictures do this bass no justice.
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To all those who have talked about the Trim Tone Pump conversion to 18v, I would like to say WOW....... And thank you. I know that the wiring diagram was posted numerous times and I had saved a copy. I was going to bid on EBay for a NS-2A copy Haz until I found out it was a fellow club member doing it for his on stage professional bass. So I opted for the 18v Tone Pump upgrade. For me the sound clarity and punch was evident immediately. Ran through a couple favorites like , War Machine, Radar Love, Dreams by fleet wood Mac and topped it off with some Megadeth Holy Wars........... Everything on my SWR set flat and the Tone Pump at 65%, was amazing. So again, thank you to all those who have suggested it over the years. The ZeBop was growling and I like it.