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SPECTOR® Club - Part 73

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And here is a little Coda Groove.

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Congrats Sam, i only listened through my laptop speakers but the passive is a bit rounder sounding. I'm sure you said it but does it have the Aggie pups too?
There are two different versions of the Ryche, one with Geoff Tate and a different backing band - including Rudy Sarzo on bass, and the other which is most of the original band members with a different vocalist. Both would be a lot of fun to see live

Rudy might not have THE tone we all love from GT but he is playing a Spector and is killer live. :)
 
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In with a surprise.

A Coda4DLX added to the USA Family.
Aguilar Hum Canceling Pickups and a OBP2
But I am actually digging the fully passive mode better.

My first bass with a maple board and passive pickups since I was a teen.

PJ said it was spec'd as "Blue" so its not really a Bahama Blue.

It's hard to get the exact color photographed. It's sorta in-between the group photo and the studio photo below.

Very pleased with the Natural Growl. Still getting acclimated with the non NS body. But I am surprisingly very impressed.

Will post some sound clips soon.

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I love the new Coda Sam! Congrats on a sweet bass!!!!
 
Jamming some of the newest Tesseract stuff with my Blue Euro 5LX and the OBP-3 finger style and this bass is just so punchy. I was planning on throwing a Tonepump or USA 9V (when available) in my Green Euro eventually but I actually might go with an OBP-3 if I don't dig the OBP-1 thats supposedly in it now.
 
In with a surprise.



A Coda4DLX added to the USA Family.

Aguilar Hum Canceling Pickups and a OBP2

But I am actually digging the fully passive mode better.



My first bass with a maple board and passive pickups since I was a teen.



PJ said it was spec'd as "Blue" so its not really a Bahama Blue.



It's hard to get the exact color photographed. It's sorta in-between the group photo and the studio photo below.



Very pleased with the Natural Growl. Still getting acclimated with the non NS body. But I am surprisingly very impressed.



Will post some sound clips soon.







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What a gorgeous finish! I suggest you call it "loophole blue", as Bahama Blue carries an upcharge these days, and you got a beautiful blue Coda without having to pay the "Bahama fee". :D
 
Same bass but with my son, who undoubtedly has a cooler wardrobe and rockstar pose than me!

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Great shots NOLA. Just how nervous were you during your sons shot?:p My kids are just a tad younger and I let them hold my basses. But my basses are a Legend 5 and a NS2A........Great basses don't get me wrong, but yours is on a whole other level......Once again great shots....:bassist:
 
I'm playing in a 4 pieces Thrash metal band, thinking about getting another Spector, 4 stringer for recording stuffs, as the budget is very limit. What should i go between the Spector NS2A and a Rebop (the rebop is a little bit pricier but not much than the NS2A on used market, right ?). Thanks in advance.
 
Why don't we show some action pics ...here is mine, on Sat last week with my beautiful NS20005, got compliments in tone \m/.

I'm down for that... here is one for almost every spector I've gigged (not owned)
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