Spector USA Custom NS-5 5-String Electric Bass Guitar - Pinkish Hue - CHUCKSCLUSIVE - #2266

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Harness Iconic Power and Precision - The Spector USA Custom NS-5 5-String 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: Buckeye Burl Back Woods: Black Walnut Weight Relief: Chambered Finish: High Gloss Neck Scale Length: 35" String Spacing (5-String): Standard - 0.66" 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 (5-String): EMG - 40DCX Set Pickup Spacing: Standard Electronics: Spector HAZ 9v Miscellaneous Cases: Hardshell Case Manufacturer: Spector Guitars Model: WO: 224905 SKU: I873251-N-2266-1-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,