This bass is in excellent condition. It has a smooth deep tone with great mid range presence. The slap tone is incredible and the playing is amazing. It has unnoticeably light wear. I would love to keep this bass but I have to purchase a sound system for my new band. A brand new bass like this would cost around 5K. It comes with a hard case. FREE U.S. shipping.
This is a nice one, the Aggies make it a little special. I have yet to own a Spector running Aggies...would love to hear this one. Love the ebony fretboard as well...GLWTS!
These Aguilar DCBs are IMO the best sounding double coils. I had one 4str Spector with the same configuration and I would never turn back to EMGs.
No, I don't think that would be possible without custom work being done. These are soapbar and while EMG has some options they likely will not simply drop right in. I went through this very thing with a Wick SSI 5'er with MEC soapbars. YouTube Spector's with Aggies, you'll be shocked...they are a great pairing IMO Here is a Forte4 with Aggie's...not sure the music you are wanting to play but you can still easily here the Spector snarl/growl/punch regardless that this guy is playing with the tone knobs, his has an OBP2 preamp while you would have the holy grail Spector US 18v Haz preamp (big difference).
Its ok, he mistyped...its an NS5-XL so its 35" Scale The only difference between an NS5 and an NS5-XL is 34" Scale versus 35" scale, nut size and string spacing are the same.
The body is an XL but the bridge is shifted towards the neck a little more. Therefore giving you better access to each and every single fret. I have measured it and it is a 34 inch scale length bass.