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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

My new 32" USA Spector NS-2 :thumbsup:

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Very cool bass - is this a standard offering now or some kind of custom shop order?
 
Spalted maple body, pale moon ebony inlays/TR cover?

Yes, Swamp Ash body, spalted Maple top, pale moon Ebony inlays and Truss cover. I had asked for spalted Maple inlays and Truss cover but they said the Spalted Maple is too brittle and hard to work with for inlays, so pale moon Ebony was the next best thing and they did a good job at matching the color tone. :thumbsup:
 
Yes, Swamp Ash body, spalted Maple top, pale moon Ebony inlays and Truss cover. I had asked for spalted Maple inlays and Truss cover but they said the Spalted Maple is too brittle and hard to work with for inlays, so pale moon Ebony was the next best thing and they did a good job at matching the color tone. :thumbsup:
That bass turned out beautifully.
And sounds good, too, based on your cover in the Spector club.
 
Road Worn 50s P? I recocgnize that neck since I have the same one in my parts P bass. I came accross it used for a decent price and it's currently on my -78 Precision which had it's original neck warped beyond repair. It's incredibly comfortable even though it's very chunky. I pair it with light gauge Thomastiks and it's stupid good!
 
I just scored this 76 Jazz bass in the classifieds from a local guy.
Drop dead MINT, and all original.
The seller was a great guy to work with.
I was disappointed when I first saw it, as it had flats. I'm a round wound guy.
I took it to my local shop that I use for setups and repairs for a string change and setup.
This bass is a beast :bassist:
I'm getting used to the Jazz neck. I'm one of the few that normally put a P neck on a J bass.
I'm normally a P player, but the current band I'm in requires more of a J vibe.
This one is a keeper. And this bass WILL be gigged. Not a closet queen

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And then a 5er, an active one and… you dare to call you a bassist without a Stingray or a Rick?

That’s what the voice in my head is telling to me every night I’m scrolling on Facebook marketplace 🤣
Yes, I'm not a daily 5-string player, but made myself one because it seemed "necessary". It's active and I have/play both active & passive basses - primarily 4-stingers.
 
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Yes, I'm not a daily 5-string player, but made myself one because it seemed "necessary". It's active and I have/play both active & passive basses - primarily 4-stingers.
Never played a 5, or a 6. Never touched a fretless until 8 months ago and now cursing myself that I didn't pick one up years ago. Perhaps someone will put a 5 in my hands when I'm on my deathbed and I'll realize then, too late, what I missed?
 
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