I really like the board on the fretless, nice conversion!
Thank you! The luthier that did the conversion did a great job. He even matched the filler for the pearl-dot holes to match the grain of the wood.
Crazy attention to detail.
I also think that the boat-epoxy fingerboard finish brings out the natural contrasts of the rosewood grain.
Oddly, my NS-2A fretless was the first true NS-Body Spector I owned and numerous Spectors later I still have it. Between the conversion and mods, I've got twice as much invested in it than it would/could ever sell for. So it's one that I'll always have. Plus it's my only fretless.
With a modern TonePump running in it and upgraded/current EMG active pups... it sounds awesome.
Here's the stuff I've done to it:
Defretted - fretless conversion
Custom solid premium brass nut (hand-fitted)
USA Spector Bridge (with intonation screws) Upgrade (I made a custom router template to do the upgrade)
Gold Schaller M4 (appropriate anchor screw) tuning machine updates
Active EMG P/J pup upgrades with additional routing to accommodate the larger size (modern EMG P/J pups are just slightly too large to fit the Kramer-Era passive P/J route)
Current (New) 9v TonePump circuit upgrade
Truss Rod Replacement/Upgrade to double-action modern truss
High-Speed buffing/polishing of the original gloss black finish, a new clear-coat applied.






I've heard rumblings lately of that being up for change soon.