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SPECTOR® Club - Part 70

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After waiting about a month for Chrome tuners to come in my UV NS-2 is finally finished and will ship out Monday. Here's a pic. The light's not the best but you get the idea. The bridge almost looks black but it's chrome. I am so razzed! :hyper:

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That chrome HW totally sets that bass off. Perfect combo man!
 
Correct, and I only pointed it out to show it could be worse - at least you can get the covers from Spector.
I fully understand & support Ric's thinking on this one.

I wanted to order a black Ric truss cover & PG for my Jetglo 4003, but I still wanted to keep my original white truss cover, so that little project never happened....:(

Bummer that the crooks have to ruin it for the rest of us.
 
When the time is right I want a Coda P in black with a BEM neck, I think it will look cool without a pick guard but I also want it to look more traditional and simple.

Would a person be able to order one with a pick guard if they wanted it or is it not an option?

A lot must have happened at the show, very cool!

Unfortunately no. All of the pick guards had to be hand fit and they determined it was just too time consuming.

The Coda 4 actually sold in the store the day before we went to the Arlington show.
 
My bad - that one is a bolt-neck. Try this one...

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Watching scottsbasslessons, I have a sight gas for a Jazz bass....I played a "standard" coda last year and it was fantastic. I like the traditional jazz bass look.

I've seen a couple of used ones come up for dirt cheap...

How are you liking the Scotts bass lessons?
 
all of the Euro 5's have the soapbars. It's the 4 bangers that have the P/J or soapbar option.

I found the Soupbars to be very full and round in their sound. I like them quite a bit...especially with an Aguilar pre!! :bassist:

Very round and full, particularly with an Aguilar preamp ;)

It's especially excellent for finger style and slap playing in my experience...I used mine for a few albums last year and always got rave reviews from the engineers :bassist:
 
I heard that they can still be ordered, just have to email PJ if your interested.

Unfortunately not from what I understand, it took them much more time to produced a standard Coda than a Coda DLX, Jimmy was griping to me at NAMM about how much he hated hand shaping the pick guards...
 
And there she is on the wall, flanked by two Pedulla's... the Spector is quickly becoming my go-to axe (never thought I would consider a replacement for any on my Pedulla's). I might just have to track down another one :bassist:

WOW!:eek: Those 3 bodies are so uncannily close to looks that you have to look hard! Congrats on your gorgeous SSD Spector, what a beauty!!!:cool::bassist::bassist::bassist:
 
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