Spector USA Custom NS-2 NYC Graffiti Collection Limited Edition Bass Guitar - CHUCKSCLUSIVE - #1594

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Straight from New York - The Spector NYC Graffiti Collection This monumental collaboration between Chuck Levin’s & Spector Basses brings you truly one-of-a-kind pieces dripping with the vibe, art, and energy of New York City. Each bass in this limited edition run showcases one of a kind electric art from the renowned airbrush artist Dan Lawrence. In his first ever collaboration with Spector, Dan created twelve remarkable works of art that not only take us right to the streets and subways of NYC, but pay tribute to the rich history and origin story of Spector Bass. Each bass, adorned with old-school subway token inlays, matching painted pickups, and tagged names and places integral to the Spector narrative, make powerful, bold statements—much like the city that served as their muse. These limited edition basses celebrate not only Spector, but pay homage to a plethora people, places, and artists from the city that never sleeps, and never ceases to inspire musicians worldwide. Get ready to tag your own piece of bass history, straight from New York, and ONLY at Chuck Levin’s! SPECIFICATIONS Body Construction: Solid Wings Solid Body Wings: Plain Maple Weight Relief: Chambered Finish: High Gloss Neck Scale Length: 34" Nut Width: 1.64" Neck Wood: 3-Piece Maple Neck Profile: Standard NS Shape Fingerboard Wood: Ebony Fingerboard Type: Fretted Inlays: MOP Crowns with "NYC" 12th fret inlay Side Dots: White Headstock Options: Ebony Headstock Overlay Headstock Logo Material: Mother of Pearl 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 Electronics: Spector HAZ 9v Miscellaneous Cases: TSA Approved Flight Case Manufacturer: Spector Guitars Model: WO-221879 SKU: I760006-N-1594-1-WHXD We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center has been the trusted destination f