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Forte 4 #36.....my practice corner in the background.
And for those paying attention, that's #36 behind swampy on the first page. Ice bought it initially, I got it from him, and Jody got it from me...
Didn't get a chance to respond before the other thread was closed.
With the serial number "NB0074", Swampy is indeed a Euro4.
Spector started the serials over with the Euro4 and Euro5 basses (2001) with an "NB" in front.
No NSCR bass has such a serial number.
With the serial number "NB0074", Swampy is indeed a Euro4.
Spector started the serials over with the Euro4 and Euro5 basses (2001) with an "NB" in front.
No NSCR bass has such a serial number.
Being an unmarried 20 year old still living at home with my practice rig set up in the corner of my bedroom, I'm incredibly jealous of everyones jam spaces! Can only hope to have a nice bass room like you guys some day!
Edit: Just got my B7K in, and holy **** this things killer! I've been playing around with it for 5 minutes or so and I'm totally blown away by this pedal so far. Cant wait to bring it to practice and use it for recording.
Edit: Just got my B7K in, and holy **** this things killer! I've been playing around with it for 5 minutes or so and I'm totally blown away by this pedal so far. Cant wait to bring it to practice and use it for recording.
Even though I get a whole room for my music bits I'm still confined to headphone only practice. The cats give me strange looks, rocking out to string noise.
Yeah, I mostly use my headphone amp when I practice at home. Sometimes I decide it's time to jam at 10:00pm, and that's when I remember that my Cafe Walter is the best EVER!
Beeeee-yooooo-tiful!!!
I love that your "go-to" bass isn't a Rick!
The NS2 just does everything well! Oh I still play a few Rickenbacker's but I won't post them here!!
Joe
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Todd,
I was on vacation, so I'm late to this comment. That sunburst NS-2 was blowing me away even before you posted that also has the reclaimed redwood back and light hardware!!!! A helium with the premium quilt and my favorite finish! If I wouldn't have just bought your NS2J and then went on a Disney Cruise (which costs more than the Spector), I'd have already called you!!!!!
What a bass!!!!!
I was on vacation, so I'm late to this comment. That sunburst NS-2 was blowing me away even before you posted that also has the reclaimed redwood back and light hardware!!!! A helium with the premium quilt and my favorite finish! If I wouldn't have just bought your NS2J and then went on a Disney Cruise (which costs more than the Spector), I'd have already called you!!!!!
What a bass!!!!!
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I know the tobacco sunburst is pretty rare. I would have to think this is a one of a kind you think ???
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Nope, been used before. Technically called Tobacco burst.
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In with my new delivery from yesterday.I am switching back to 35 scale so i will be looking for another one,preferably matte black with the TW pickups. If you have one and want to sell it hit me up.With that being said i do have an NS-2A that i will be letting go of if anyone is interested.
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This might be the first NS2 but I wouldn't call it a one off. It's a choice available to any build.
I work second shift so i have all day to crank it loud.
Dave had the prettiest tobacco bust I've ever seen. The burst on the back was awesome. Would have loved to got it when he sold it.
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