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The SpectorHang (August 1st and 2nd) 2014 in Tulsa is going to be a lot of fun, plus.....your invited! lol

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Sorry... couldn't resist. :ninja: :D
 
Good to see a few of the Spector brothers at the Seattle GTG. My ears are just now returning to normal. I also got my SVP-Pro back from the tech at the GTG and it's awesome. It's now dead quiet.:hyper: and the EQ works with no noise as well.....So I should be able to get a pick channel & finger channel so to speak. (I love the sound of my NS2A with a pick BTW)
I've been working swing shift lately so I'm not around much as it just totally screws my life schedule up. Hope all is well in Spectorville, looks like some very sweet basses have been landing lately, congrates to all who have received one!
 
Good to see a few of the Spector brothers at the Seattle GTG. My ears are just now returning to normal. I also got my SVP-Pro back from the tech at the GTG and it's awesome. It's now dead quiet.:hyper: and the EQ works with no noise as well.....So I should be able to get a pick channel & finger channel so to speak. (I love the sound of my NS2A with a pick BTW)
I've been working swing shift lately so I'm not around much as it just totally screws my life schedule up. Hope all is well in Spectorville, looks like some very sweet basses have been landing lately, congrates to all who have received one!

You guys need to team up and come on out for the Spector Hang 2014.
 
The SpectorHang (August 1st and 2nd) 2014 in Tulsa is going to be a lot of fun, plus.....your invited! lol

Thanks :) I don't see that in my future, but stranger things have happened. It's gonna be a real gas for you guys who post back and forth to have a face to face (Spector to Spector.)

Good to see a few of the Spector brothers at the Seattle GTG. My ears are just now returning to normal. I also got my SVP-Pro back from the tech at the GTG and it's awesome. It's now dead quiet.:hyper: and the EQ works with no noise as well.....So I should be able to get a pick channel & finger channel so to speak. (I love the sound of my NS2A with a pick BTW)

I loved the sound of your bass with a pick as well :bassist: What Orange pedal did you have that running through? It really made my socks roll up and down :bassist:
 
Thanks :) I don't see that in my future, but stranger things have happened. It's gonna be a real gas for you guys who post back and forth to have a face to face (Spector to Spector.)
Yeah...it will be great to meet the guys and make new friends...plus...getting to see all of the Spector basses with the different options will be very cool!

It's a Tech 21 Oxford that was modded by Mike Putnum to add a blend and a low end boost. That does add some nice hair over the Ampeg tone doesn't it.:bassist:
I like the Tech 21 stuff, I'll have to check out this pedal...thanks for posting!
 
Yes, there is a slight difference in tone. The Quan bridge is warmer than the Spector bridge. A little less "zing". You're getting a bit more wood. I haven't noticed any difference in sustain, though chances are pretty good that the Spector bridge would offer a bit more.

Huh...that's totally the opposite than what I'd thought. I like the looks of the Quan bridge more than the standard Spector bridge. It must be that old school look that's so appealing.
 
Hmmm:hmm:...I did not know this.:ninja: I'm such a newbe:rolleyes: I feel as though I'm catching up for 40+ years on bass equipment. ;)

Thanks Trace! :)


LOL - no user serviceable parts inside.

There's your "out"! :D

You could maybe swap out one for a PCB mounted speakon if the the pins are in the right places or drill a new hole to accommodate one and wire it up.
 
Does anyone have a link to the proper Gotha tuners I need for the bass pictured below? Everything I’m finding has the larger posts that are on the treble side. Thanks
Yeah, that's what I'd do. Just change them all with a fresh set. The last time I bought gotohs was for a 5 string modulus. They came with the larger posts. They fit and work fine. I'm pretty sure the holes are the same. With that bass, I'd replace with the smaller poles, because that's what Spector uses (thats whats on my forte). I think allparts.com gives you the option to choose which one you want.
Hi everyone,
I have a ’93 SSD NS-5 that came with a d-tuner on the b string when I bought it. I have no use for the d-tuner so I want to replace it with a regular tuner. The tuners on there now are Gotoh but I notice I have two different sizes.
In the photo below notice that the posts on the treble side are larger. What’s up with that? Which tuner do I need to replace the b string (smaller post tuner) I may just replace them all so they are all the same and if so which size is correct? Thanks!
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See the two boards on the lower right corner by the big copper toroidal coil. Those are the speaker connections for the speakers. Mine has 2. Each has a fuse, a 1/4" and an XLR on it.
That amp looks heavy Trace, what is the weight?

Does anyone have a link to the proper Gotha tuners I need for the bass pictured below? Everything I’m finding has the larger posts that are on the treble side. Thanks
You might email Spector at [email protected] to find what your needing, I'm sure they will have the proper part number for you.
 

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