Stunning Spector EURO 4 NT mint video added (but a bit heavy for this bass) but fun £1250 Great Yarmouth

[greyparrot]

Stunning and mint ..very low action flamed maple amber burst. I think these are about 2300 new. This is I think a 2003 but I will double check. Comes with hard case . Really beautiful. Great for slap 

Edited September 21, 2021 by greyparrot

[Eldon Tyrell]

Wow. I like what I am seeing here. Great looks. Classic Spector finish. However, it is not a Rebop, which are bolt-on. Looks more like a Euro 4 to me. Definitely from 2003 (the serial number is NB 2637. You have to add (1) to the first digit to determine the year. So, 2003).

 

I always wanted a Spector with that finish. Would have loved to buy it, but I am broke 😞 

 

GLWTS 👍

 

[greyparrot]

47 minutes ago, marleaux62 said:

I wish I’d known you had the Limited edition stingray bass I would definitely have bought that. I thought you said you didn’t have any is that the only stingray you have?

Regards 

Mick

 

 

2 minutes ago, Eldon Tyrell said:

Wow. I like what I am seeing here. Great looks. Classic Spector finish. However, it is not a Rebop, which are bolt-on. Looks more like a Euro 4 to me. Definitely from 2003 (the serial number is NB 2637. You have to add (1) to the first digit to determine the year. So, 2003).

 

I always wanted a Spector with that finish. Would have loved to buy it, but I am broke 😞 

 

GLWTS 👍

 

brilliant, yes i got mixed up ...thank you for the correction 

[Eldon Tyrell]

Some further info: As it is a 2003 model, it should have solid maple wings and the first version of the Spector Tonepump as its preamp. The nowadays common maple/walnut/alder "sandwich" body wings for the Euro got introduced a year later in 2004 (start of the Euro LX series). 

 

[greyparrot]

1 minute ago, Eldon Tyrell said:

Some further info: As it is a 2003 model, it should have solid maple wings and the first version of the Spector Tonepump as its preamp. The nowadays common maple/walnut/alder "sandwich" body wings for the Euro got introduced a year later in 2004 (start of the Euro LX series). 

 

THATS correct thank you tone pump and solid maple. Maybe they are more desirable than todays models. 

[greyparrot]

 

[Eldon Tyrell]

17 hours ago, greyparrot said:

 

 

Cool stuff 👍 It also shows that Spector basses are not only for hard rock and metal. 

[greyparrot]

On 22/09/2021 at 12:56, Eldon Tyrell said:

 

Cool stuff 👍 It also shows that Spector basses are not only for hard rock and metal. 

yeah exactly, this is set very low, if the action was up a bit be great for this sort of thing. 

[Eldon Tyrell]

A week on and this absolute beauty of a Spector bass is still here? Really? C'mon guys, get it!

If no one goes for it soon, then I'll have to start thinking what to sell to get it myself 😉 

[greyparrot]

On 28/09/2021 at 13:09, Eldon Tyrell said:

A week on and this absolute beauty of a Spector bass is still here? Really? C'mon guys, get it!

If no one goes for it soon, then I'll have to start thinking what to sell to get it myself 😉 

It is very nice, if i have not decided to keep the Jack Bruce Warwick i think this would be staying here 

[Eldon Tyrell]

Just now, greyparrot said:

It is very nice, if i have not decided to keep the Jack Bruce Warwick i think this would be staying here 

Please keep the Spector too. Would make my life so much easier 😉 

[Mickb1773]

Hi

Bought in 2003 from Sound Control by me : It’s  a Euro 4 with Solid Flame Maple wings

All the best

Mick