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SPECTOR® Club - Part 69

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Refinished my Rebop MM.All i have to do now is put the new MMCS and BQC control in and she is ready to go.The color is a Metallic Black with a flattened semi gloss finish done in Urethane.

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Black and Maple!!! :D

If they offered it stock in that color, I might have been forced to get one.
 
Great clip Patrick. I love that aggressive tone. I've been favoring a similar tone for my band's new material, and I have to say my new Ampeg SVT6 pro has really been helping.

The new Kill Devil Hill tunes are sounding great.

What's funny is that Rex prefers the TonePump @ 100%. He seats the pups as low in the body as possible. He also says that in doing so you hear more of the wood tone from the bass. That white Euro4LX is stock. Other than the fact it is white with black hardware. He picked up one of the white LE models at NAMM this year.
 
The black stain with the BEM board on the left is gorgeous, man. All three of those basses are beautiful but that one in particular for me. I'm tempted to order an NS-2 like that with black hardware for myself but I'd have to find a creative way to hide it from the girlfriend!

Ah... The Black Pearl... it's got many admirers. The very first Spector in the history of the company to have Black Pearl crown inlays & be given a proper name (like a person) by Stuart.

It's a special bass and the pride of my small collection.
 
What's funny is that Rex prefers the TonePump @ 100%. He seats the pups as low in the body as possible. He also says that in doing so you hear more of the wood tone from the bass. That white Euro4LX is stock. Other than the fact it is white with black hardware. He picked up one of the white LE models at NAMM this year.

Looking at Brownie he ran both the T and B levels at almost 100% on that thing too. He I guess needs that boost to help get his attack and grind across.
 
Black and Maple!!! :D

If they offered it stock in that color, I might have been forced to get one.

NICE! They really should offer more variety in the Rebops - there are 5 different Legend colors in stock and yet only 2 for the Rebop DLX and 1 for the MM.

That blue on the MM is pretty sweet but a Walnut or Amber would look pretty sweet. And I normally don't like Black, but put a maple neck on it and I change my mind right away! :D
 
What's funny is that Rex prefers the TonePump @ 100%. He seats the pups as low in the body as possible. He also says that in doing so you hear more of the wood tone from the bass. That white Euro4LX is stock. Other than the fact it is white with black hardware. He picked up one of the white LE models at NAMM this year.

Looking at Brownie he ran both the T and B levels at almost 100% on that thing too. He I guess needs that boost to help get his attack and grind across.

yup, that is exactly why I run my TP at ~60-70%, that starts you off with a nice grind. i always describe the TP as a tube amp of preamps. When you have it cranked it really is reactive to your right hand, especially pick attack. I would really like to give a EuroLX another shot, but I just don't need any more basses at the moment. lol
 
Feeling a little guilty as I pulled out my G&L L1000 for worship today. :eyebrow: I haven't played it much since I got my NS2A. I just put strings back on it last night. I have to admit it sounded pretty good with the MDF pick-ups and maple neck. It wouldn't replace my Spector but made me think maybe a Coda or any attempt by Spector at some sort of P-bass could be in my distant future. But it would have to wait until after my future Euro or another NS2A first.
 
Who's the preferred Spector dealer of choice around these parts? Bass San Diego doesn't carry Spector and I'm GASing like a mofo looking at all these pictures! Might be time to put a deposit down on a US model :bassist:
 
Who's the preferred Spector dealer of choice around these parts? Bass San Diego doesn't carry Spector and I'm GASing like a mofo looking at all these pictures! Might be time to put a deposit down on a US model :bassist:

I use Todd Cooke at the Guitar House of Tulsa, they have a site at www.guitarhouse.net or you can call the store at 918-835-6959...or...You can email Todd at [email protected]

Hope this helps!
 
Thank's ICE...play a good one buddy!
This mornings band...no drums, no keyboard...AND a Surprise bass solo revealed to me during warmup:eek:. Lol BUT me & my Spector Coda 5XL Jazz bass became the only rhythm section and pounded out the beats flawlessly!:bassist::bassist::bassist: People came up to me after the show with congratulators for a great job and enjoyed my bass solo.:)

Oh, almost forgot...I was contacted last night to join together with a guitarist to write and record some new songs. I've played with this guitarist in our band when we had him fill in a couple of times. Excited about this project. :bassist:
 
Who's the preferred Spector dealer of choice around these parts? Bass San Diego doesn't carry Spector and I'm GASing like a mofo looking at all these pictures! Might be time to put a deposit down on a US model :bassist:

I also highly recommend Todd Cooke. I got my NS-5XL from him (see avatar) and will soon receive my NS-2. He's a Spector expert and has a great relationship with PJ and Spector. Great guy and will always be there for you from putting together the order through to the delivery and after.

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Just dropped Todd an email to get the specifcs. Here's what I asked for:

NS-2 w/9V Pre (seems to be standard)
BEM fingerboard with black inlays
Black hardware
Either high gloss trans black or "steelburst" (will decide between the two once I have an idea of upgrade cost).

Why the hell not, right?
 
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