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Spector Club - Part 11

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LimaGuy said:
You are right :hiding: Are you trying to start my GAS up again because you have a Fiver for sale? ;) :D

After all of these new photos of SPECTOR porn...I'm...trying...to...resist...must resist...GAS!!!!! ARG!!! :bawling: One might be able to talk me out of my NS-95 SSD. A sweet instrument of SPECTOR history.
Of course that'd mean I'll have to go grazing for a Coda5 or Forte5 :bassist:
 
from our discussion yesterday about the Euro's being just like the old Americans, and Spector making the American's "better" when the Euro's came out,

I just saw the video for "Breaking the Silence" from Operation:Mindcrime by Queensryche on VH1 Classic this morning in our hotel. I always wondered, Eddie Jackson played all American Spectors, Right? I always assumed because they were so big at the time that they were all custom made American's for him, although he had lots of variations of hardware, and he played a white one with black hardware and no inlays (Like Wendy Testaburger) which made me order my first Spector, a white NS-2.

I saw them on that tour, the Empire tour twice, then the next tour, for Promised Land, Eddie was playing Fernandes Basses. No more perfect tone, no more coolness, I was almost done, then Degarmo left the band, I was done.

Opinions? Eddie Jackson on Operation:Mindcrime and Empire Best Recorded rock tone?

My vote=Yes...perfect Spector Growlyness, I would take that tone all day long.
 
from our discussion yesterday about the Euro's being just like the old Americans, and Spector making the American's "better" when the Euro's came out,

I just saw the video for "Breaking the Silence" from Operation:Mindcrime by Queensryche on VH1 Classic this morning in our hotel. I always wondered, Eddie Jackson played all American Spectors, Right? I always assumed because they were so big at the time that they were all custom made American's for him, although he had lots of variations of hardware, and he played a white one with black hardware and no inlays (Like Wendy Testaburger) which made me order my first Spector, a white NS-2.

I saw them on that tour, the Empire tour twice, then the next tour, for Promised Land, Eddie was playing Fernandes Basses. No more perfect tone, no more coolness, I was almost done, then Degarmo left the band, I was done.

Opinions? Eddie Jackson on Operation:Mindcrime and Empire Best Recorded rock tone?

My vote=Yes...perfect Spector Growlyness, I would take that tone all day long.

I don't know if it's the best recorded tone ever but his sound on Operation Mindcrime is what inspired me to buy my first Spector back in 88 or 89. I've owned six different ones since. :bassist:
 
... of the new case holding "The Black Pearl"...

Wow. Opening the case and seeing it took my breath away. My wife is laughing at me... she said my eyes were wide like a pirate opening a treasure chest. LOL.

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(in Homer Simpson's "donut" voice) mmmmmmmm Blaaaaaaaack Peeeeaarrlllll......
YOU SUCK! JK LOL:D:cool::D
You and Sam just gotta keep on making us try to "keep up" with the Sterns and LIMA's!!!! LOL :D

Seriously though... Gorgeous bass!
Like stjohn said... that is the most popping black stain top I have ever seen.
I think the fretboard is stunning with the Black MOP....
Since your fingers are raw now, I can take over the break -in procedure! :cool:
 
Opinions? Eddie Jackson on Operation:Mindcrime and Empire Best Recorded rock tone?

My vote=Yes...perfect Spector Growlyness, I would take that tone all day long.

The tone Eddie Jackson has on Mindcrime is just simply amazing. Reading through your post got me to start playing it and I was sitting here with my eyes closed and amazed listening to Revolution Calling. Does anyone know if he is using a pick for this recording? I know Eddie normally is a finger player but this sounds like it has a bit more bite like coming from a pick. Not being a pick player, I have none in the house but I am thinking of running out and buying a few just to test it out :)

I am curious as to when he started to use Spector's though because I am listing to Rage for Order also and his tone on some of the songs is really good also. The quality of the recording isn't as good as Mincrime though so it's a bit tough to tell.
 
Haha, I think you may be right Spectors and Strings all over the house with my family and cats in the corner yelling for help.

I think I am already a candidate for Intervention at this point.
..and "they" talk about "the crazy cat lady" .... LOLOLOLOLOLOL...:D

Congrats Sam!
Another great addition to your every growing arsenal. Beautiful NS-2A. Just as special as any on NBD!:cool:

Oh, btw, the new homes for my NS-2J and Ian Hill are 8 miles away at the FedEx DC in Troutdale, OR. :hyper::hyper:
 
... of the new case holding "The Black Pearl"...

Wow. Opening the case and seeing it took my breath away. My wife is laughing at me... she said my eyes were wide like a pirate opening a treasure chest. LOL.

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MAAAAN!!!!
You gatta see these pics blown up life size on the big screen plasma!!!!!! :hyper::hyper::hyper::hyper:
 
Opinions? Eddie Jackson on Operation:Mindcrime and Empire Best Recorded rock tone?

It is the Best Recorded Rock Tone.

The bass sound in Operation:Mindcrime is the reason I decided to buy a Spector bass over a Warwick one.
It was the best decision I could ever make.

It's a shame Eddie doesn't use his Spector basses as he used to... Not to mention about their latest records...:rollno:
 
delucajohn2000 said:
And while Eddie Jackson's tone on Mindcrime is pretty much perfect, it's this melt your face tone that always makes me just shake my head :)

Pantera I'm broken bass track ? - YouTube

I know it's totally a different style and Rex might not be for everyone but he sure can get a great tone out of his Spector's.

This tone is what made me want a Spector!!!!!!! Far beyond driven's bass tone is pure awesomeness in my opinion!!! Such a great album!!!! The bass tone on "Floods" is another one that is just totally amazing in my book!!!!

Pantera is probably my favorite metal band!
 
Why does the black one have to be Token?

Just kidding, funny names, I enjoy Wendy for the white one...don't know why exactly, but it made me laugh.

It just felt right to me. And I'd call it by the full name. That's what's so funny to me. You've got Kenny and Clyde and Token... and Wendy Testaburger. I guess because it's white and pure and I keep hearing her tell Jennifer Aniston "Stay away from my man, B$#*S!"
I love Wendy. My wife, ironically, can do her voice just like her. It's pretty disturbing. LOL.
 
Both Eddie and Rex get great sounds out of their Spectors, but the tones that made me want one were mic todd's on Coheed and Cambria's first album (particularly on the track 'time consumer') and dan briggs's tone on Between the Buried and me's colors album.
But still, if all these great players can get great sounds out of their Spectors, it's clear that Stuart's been doing it right!
 
from our discussion yesterday about the Euro's being just like the old Americans, and Spector making the American's "better" when the Euro's came out,

I just saw the video for "Breaking the Silence" from Operation:Mindcrime by Queensryche on VH1 Classic this morning in our hotel. I always wondered, Eddie Jackson played all American Spectors, Right? I always assumed because they were so big at the time that they were all custom made American's for him, although he had lots of variations of hardware, and he played a white one with black hardware and no inlays (Like Wendy Testaburger) which made me order my first Spector, a white NS-2.

I saw them on that tour, the Empire tour twice, then the next tour, for Promised Land, Eddie was playing Fernandes Basses. No more perfect tone, no more coolness, I was almost done, then Degarmo left the band, I was done.

Opinions? Eddie Jackson on Operation:Mindcrime and Empire Best Recorded rock tone?

My vote=Yes...perfect Spector Growlyness, I would take that tone all day long.

Eddie played Kramer Spectors. He's got some Euro5LX models and a couple of USA models currently. I talked with him at NAMM... a really, really nice guy. Very open to talking about what he's done on different albums and why.

For me... I was 13 years old, standing 40ft in front of Sting in Atlanta... and when he played this song that was it. I heard the tone and thought... OMG. Which ironically, is the name of the song:

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..and "they" talk about "the crazy cat lady" .... LOLOLOLOLOLOL...:D

Congrats Sam!
Another great addition to your every growing arsenal. Beautiful NS-2A. Just as special as any on NBD!:cool:

Oh, btw, the new homes for my NS-2J and Ian Hill are 8 miles away at the FedEx DC in Troutdale, OR. :hyper::hyper:

Sam, the crazy Spector guy. I like it. LOL.

And new homes? Did you sell them? If so... WHY?????
 
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