NickSpector

BUMP! Come on chaps. lots of PMs flying around, but not QUITE any takers.

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[quote name='czechspec5' post='755631' date='Feb 23 2010, 11:00 PM']ohhh man, WAAAY more rock and roll than a T-Bird. That bass is M-E-T-A-L. Oooh, my skin is starting to itch.[/quote] Heh, I've never used it for metal. Only pop and rock. Infact I've only played it at one gig lol

[quote name='kurcatovium' post='755277' date='Feb 23 2010, 06:04 PM']If only this was NS shaped Spector...[/quote] It's Tbird shaped, nothing more rock n roll!

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Lots of PMs flying about but not quite got a taker yet! Come on chaps!

BUMP! Come on people!

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[quote name='Hodge' post='753570' date='Feb 22 2010, 10:49 AM']With great reluctance I find myself having to part with my beloved Sunburst Bob. I bought this last year from Jase and he'd looked after it well...hardly used it. Since then I've gigged it two or three times and it's still in pristine condition. But times being how they are something has to go, and for what our band is doing now this is unfortunately getting the least amount of playing. I comes with a Hiscox case and currently has La Bella Deep Talkin' 760FM strings on (49-69-89-109) with which it gives a lovely old sound. If preferred I can switch these for either Ernie Ball Roundwound Regular Slinky (50-70-85-105) or Roundwound Super Slinky (45-65-80-100) ...a couple fo unopened sets I have kicking about. Or I can leave the flats on and throw in one of the round sets....your choice. I really am sad to part with this as it both plays and sounds fantastic...the neck is a thing of great beauty. I'm looking for £550 for it, inclusive of shipping costs. Collection is also welcome (I'm in Louth, Lincolnshire) but I'm unable to deliver or meet half way at present due to the car being off the road. For collection it'll be £20 cheaper. [attachment=43288:DSCI0006.JPG] [attachment=43287:DSCI0004.JPG] [attachment=43286:DSCI0003.JPG] [attachment=43285:DSCI0001.JPG] [attachment=43289:DSCI0007.JPG][/quote] Louth? All I know about Louth is that there be a big TV mast there. Have a random bump on me for a very nice bass!

Thanks for the comments guys!

[quote name='JPJ' post='753417' date='Feb 22 2010, 12:16 AM']You have a pm![/quote] Replied

[quote name='JPJ' post='753302' date='Feb 21 2010, 10:01 PM']mmm very interested, where are you based?[/quote] Hey, I'm based in York. I can ship the bass too, or travel to meet you halfway if preffered.

More pics, including light wear and tear: Buckle rash: Small Dent: Scratch on body: Headstock chip: Hard case included:

I don't really want to sell this, as it's a great bass, but sadly my TVR has decided to spit the dummy out (it is 21 years old!). So, a new head gasket or engine is calling, so this has got to go! Firstly, the specs: • Neck: 3pc Maple, Graphite Rod Reinforced, Neck-Thru-Body • Body Wings: maple, with full face figured maple top • Fingerboard: 24 Fret, Rosewood, dot markers • Scale Length: 35" Now, this bass no longer has the original EMG HZ pickups in it, nor the EMG pre. What it has is an EMG 40P5 neck pickup, and an EMG 40DC bridge pickup. These are wired straight into the output jack. The tone is very punchy and clear, with anything from a nasally midrange bark from the bridge pickup, to a ballsy grunt from he neck pickup (effectively an active P split coil in a humbucker housing). This bass also has some fake inlays on it, a kind of sticker that looks VERY much like pearl inlay (they fooled me when I saw it!). Now for some pics! Looking for around £450 but open to offers. PM me for details. Thanks, Nick

Do you like Warwick Thumbs at all?

Played one yesterday, excellent basses. Where are you in the country? Open to trades?

That colour is amazing!

I wanted to do this exact mod to a Telebass. Damn my lack of money. Unless you fancy a Sansamp as a swap?

Oh god. Fancy a trade for a LTD Edition Warwick Thumb? (and yes, i did just say that....never thought I would). And to continue with the theme, I don't have a bike, but I have a TVR. Does that count?

That is goregeous!

They are awesome basses! I played one years ago, and it was then I discovered active electronics (i was about ten at the time, and didn't really understand my dad's explanation of soundwaves lol).

Hmmmm. This is nice.