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SPECTOR® Club - Part 71

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Here is a proud owner of the new Trail Light CD. Excellent job Omer. This CD is amazing!!

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Also question just because I'm curious: Seems like all of the Spector basses I've seen with the J/J pickup combination have BadAss II Bridges on them rather than the standard Spector bridge. Curious as to why? Weight reduction? Difference in sound closer to a J-Bass? Other?
 
Also question just because I'm curious: Seems like all of the Spector basses I've seen with the J/J pickup combination have BadAss II Bridges on them rather than the standard Spector bridge. Curious as to why? Weight reduction? Difference in sound closer to a J-Bass? Other?

The NS2-JAR's and Brooklyn's had the badass bridges. Current NS-2J's come with the Spector bridge unless like Ho's bass the Badass was requested. Ho can chime in on tonal differences, I believe that there is a noticable tonal difference between the two.
 
Hi Guys
I know I'm kinda just bumping into this discussion outta the blue but, I was just searching on line for info on Spector basses and noticed something about "Spector Club" and lots of Spector owners etc. Looking down here I notice everyone has member numbers "Spector Club #...." Anyone give me any info on this, as I could do with a good source of info about Spector basses etc??? Sorry for just butting in. Cheers :)
 
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