Nice collection! How are the Villex pickups in your NS bolt on? I remember when Stuart was using them in the basses for a short time but I never got the chance to play a USA bass with them.
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Nice collection! How are the Villex pickups in your NS bolt on? I remember when Stuart was using them in the basses for a short time but I never got the chance to play a USA bass with them.
Yeah the 75 P sounds reallllyy good in fact best p bass ive played. Im really having a hard time putting the euro down it is so good feel and tone wise . I seriously want to a and b it to a US spector for sure.. Thanks for the advise guys
Not quite what I was thinking. Those aren't even in the same zip code as my euro let alone a USA.
I bet todd and PJ would be open to having left handed basses or guitars at a hang in the future if they knew you or another left handed musician was going to be there
Sunday morning practice session with the judgmental(as always) cat perched atop my SWR combo - it's her fave lounging spot while I practice with the headphones so as to not wake the rest of the clan. Great morning though, good coffee, Spectors and no distractions.
Every time I see a cat near or on a bass/rig I always think of Mr. stern and his Super Ninja Protecting Cats......
I'm thinking of letting my upgraded Legend 5 go. Might be worth a trip to Seattle instead of a duty/tax if you felt inclined.
I still remember we changed the order of two songs just prior to youth services and and I run straight into a Chris Tomlin and and everyone else is on Building 429. Yeah, that was 8 bars I'll never get over, or not be reminded of on a monthly basis. I was just going along with my headset on and I was like why is everyone looking at me. So yours is nothing compared to mine.
This is what the Spector Hang was designed for....to allow each of us to check out ALL options available in the Spector line of basses, wish you could have been there!
Very limited but there was one there, the only thing any of us could have reasonably done for you was play the ones you would have been interested in for a possible lefty build of your own...sorry if this sounds direct but I think it would be the only option in this type of situation unless maybe PJ, Todd, or someone at the hang knew of some lefty basses that could have been delivered to the event!
Here is a picture of Eric with PJ at the Spector Hang, they took the SSD NS4 out for a test drive together and Eric wound up taking this one home....nice bass Eric!
A few weeks ago, some of his newer FB friends learned that Stern is actually a pseudonym. He's really Mr. Hyde. That's not a joke, either (according to Patrick)!
I didn't realize you had a new band; what happened to the band you were in?
I love being able to go between the NS-4 and the NS-4CR; it's great to have those options to choose from!
A Seattle trip from Vancouver Island would cost me more.
I need passport & then the ferry both ways. Thanks for the offer, though. 
I wish i could too although Zitch and i would still be there trying to get deep blu out of each others hands haha
Its an Aviom in ear monitor, they run a divided signal from the board that I can mix on stage and its normal for me to just play to a strong click track with vocals, bass, a little guitar and drums...I normally don't mix in any keyboards because its next to me.
