Spector USA Custom NS-2 Electric Bass Guitar - Pinkish Hue - CHUCKSCLUSIVE - #2267

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Harness Iconic Power and Precision - The Spector USA Custom NS-2 Electric Bass Guitar in Pinkish Hue - CHUCKSCLUSIVE A true modern classic first introduced in 1977, Spector NS basses have set the industry standard for modern, neck-thru body electric basses. The original NS instrument was designed by Stuart Spector and Ned Steinberger in Brooklyn, NY. Since then, the NS has taken on a life of its own. The distinct, unmistakable curves have attracted professional bass players the world over to these exquisite instruments. Beyond its world-class design elements, the neck-thru construction of these instruments provides players with unprecedented levels of stability and sustain, bringing a level of definition to bass never before heard. All of this natural tone is then enhanced with proprietary active circuitry. The coveted HAZ pre-amp is the source of the sound, providing the famous “Spector growl” when paired with your favorite amplifier and effects. SPECIFICATIONS Body Bookmatched Top Woods: Maple Burl Back Woods: Swamp Ash Finish: High Gloss Neck Scale Length: 34" Nut Width (4-String): Standard - 1.64" Weight Relief: Chambered Neck Wood: 3-Piece Maple Neck Profile: Standard NS Shape Fingerboard Wood: Bark Infused Maple Fingerboard Type: Fretted Inlays: Crowns - Abalone Side Dots: Black Headstock Options: Matching Wooden Headstock Overlay Headstock Logo Material: Abalone Hardware Bridge Material: Lightweight Aluminum Tuners: Spector Branded Gotoh Tuners Hardware Color: Gold Strap Buttons: Dunlop Straplocks Electronics Pickup (4-String): EMG - PX / SJX Set Pickup Spacing: Standard Electronics: Spector HAZ 9v Miscellaneous Cases: Hardshell Case Manufacturer: Spector Guitars Model: WO: 224906 SKU: I873250-N-2267-1-WHXC We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center has been the trusted destination for musicians and audio professionals across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Family-owne