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Spector Club - Part 17

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You know the way I am, I will most likely have the Sadowskys on in it about a half hour from now :hiding:
and then the Dunlops about half hour after that, just to hear the difference. LOL

The neck is a different beefy, not really much more beefy then the Euro4LX just squared instead of rounded on the back.

Yes! That is the difference. I prefer the Woodstock neck design to the Euro's by a mile. Much easier and more comfortable (for me at least) to play.
 
Sadowsky Strings are on and here are 2 clips.

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The same basic blues riff as before now with the Sadowsky Strings.
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My Ol' famous riff that the I did the survey comparison with, now recorded on the Forte with the Sadowsky Strings.
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5StringFool said:
I have fallen even harder for the NS-95 after last night's band practice. We have an old Peavey 18" Black Widow Sub that we aren't using and I decided to make a bass stack out of it and my Fender 410 Pro. This bumped up the output of my SWR to 400 watts and gave me the Spector growl with some extreme oomph on the low B string. The drummer was loving it, he could feel the bass better than ever and we were locking in like nobody's business because of it. So now I have a gigantic bass rig, it's taller than me and I'm 6'5"....lol.

Holy smokes! Lol That'd be sooo awesome!!! I'm going to bring back my Ampeg B-15T to our PW band...just not happy with only the line6 110 lowdown...if the soundboard guy complains then I'll bring my Ampeg PR-410HLF and add it to the 15!
Glad to hear you're really digging the NS-95...it's a tone monster for sure!
 
LimaGuy said:
:hyper: :bassist:It has arrived. I actually found the UPS guy on the main road so didnt have to wait till 7PM tonight. It is stunning in person and plays like a dream.

More to come and sound clips later :D :bassist:

Did you drive around town until you found him?!?! Lol can't blame ya!
 
:hyper: :bassist:It has arrived. I actually found the UPS guy on the main road so didnt have to wait till 7PM tonight. It is stunning in person and plays like a dream.

More to come and sound clips later :D :bassist:

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That's awesome looking Sam!!!!:hyper:
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Can I have my number now please?

So happy to finally have this I have gone utterly numb.
Man, congrats!!! A beautiful Webster!:bassist:

Been a little down for the count for a couple of weeks here, (more later)but nothing makes my heart happier (and hopefully your heart too) than seeing Sam with his new Forte!

Congrats brother!
Happy to see you back posting again Chris!:hyper: I hope that you're doing better now! Peace!:cool:

Have they ever made a spector with a bridge pickup closer to the sweet spot? (aka the musicman spot) I love that the neck pickup is in the traditional P location, but often find my bridge pickup soloed is a bit honky for my liking and have to blend in more of the neck pickup
I play mine with more neck than bridge.

You know the way I am, I will most likely have the Sadowskys on in it about a half hour from now :hiding:
and then the Dunlops about half hour after that, just to hear the difference. LOL

The neck is a different beefy, not really much more beefy then the Euro4LX just squared instead of rounded on the back.
Would you describe the back side of the neck being more flat?

Does anyone actually run their pickups seperatly rather than both even, full volume?
depending on the song, I normally play my neck pup at full and either 25% bridge or bridge off.
 
Here is a visual example of how much sustain the Forte has.

This is a screen shot of the sound waves in Pro Tools.

What you see speaks for itself. :bassist:

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LimaGuy said:
:hyper: :bassist:It has arrived. I actually found the UPS guy on the main road so didnt have to wait till 7PM tonight. It is stunning in person and plays like a dream.

More to come and sound clips later :D :bassist:

Awesome Sam!!!
Congrats my friend!!!!!
 
I didn't read this whole message thread to see if strings were mentioned, but DR Nickel LoRiders are my favorite strings for either my Euro5LX or ReBop4. They have a nice growly tone and allow the action to be set low. Those strings along with the pickup blend you mentioned and, yeah, it's like having a 5,000 lb dog in the room.

I run mine with the bridge pickup full and the neck pickup at about 75 to 80 percent. I found that those setting make my Euro5LX growl even more.
 
Look what showed up in my office this morning.

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It's in amazing condition for a 20 year old bass. The money frets are a bit worn and there are a few finish pimples, but it seems to play great. I can't wait to get it home and try it out!!
 
guy n. cognito said:
Look what showed up in my office this morning.

It's in amazing condition for a 20 year old bass. The money frets are a bit worn and there are a few finish pimples, but it seems to play great. I can't wait to get it home and try it out!!

Very nice! I'm slightly biased of course ;)
 
Here is a visual example of how much sustain the Forte has.

This is a screen shot of the sound waves in Pro Tools.

What you see speaks for itself. :bassist:

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Yeah...the last time I was recording I would actually have to mute the string to stop it. The engineer and I were amazed at the sustain......

Exactly on the muting, if you notice the Forte just ends quicky because I did needed to mute it because the new section of the riff was about to start. :eek: I have never come accross this much sustain on any bass I ever played in 28 years lol.
 
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