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SPECTOR® Club - Part 71

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A huge shout of gratitude to Bassgiant for this.
 
Should have mentioned, yeah I totally ok. A little sore from my seat belt.
Just pissed that it looks like I'm stuck with paying the deductible. Even though it was a hit and run accident and determined that I was in no way at fault.

Don't know how I'm gonna handle this yet.....grr!!!
 
In, with a fret issue. Dropped the NS-4 off at Atlanta Bass Gallery today. The dead spot at the 19th fret on the G string appears to be due to a high spot on the fret. They're going to try filing it down. If it works, I take it home Friday. If the fret needs to be replaced, it goes back to NY.
Ugh.
 
NICE!!
In with what I feel is inferior to some of the basses I see in these threads. But it's what my broke nursing school, three kid, full time waiting tables arse can afford ;)

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I posted the same Korean NS2As in this club for a couple of years and I received plenty of comments and discussion. Heck, I posted one on the front page today with my Forte.
The new bass is here! More later. :hyper: :bassist:

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About time! I guess you'll be busy for a while.:bassist:

In, with a fret issue. Dropped the NS-4 off at Atlanta Bass Gallery today. The dead spot at the 19th fret on the G string appears to be due to a high spot on the fret. They're going to try filing it down. If it works, I take it home Friday. If the fret needs to be replaced, it goes back to NY.
Ugh.
I'm sure they can fix it up in Atlanta.
 
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