Spector Basses

This is the bass that started it all for me. This Black Cherry Euro-5. It was love at first sight.

One Spector just wasn't enough, I needed a 4-string also. Here's a close-up of the Euro-4.

Here's where I started getting into trouble. I needed a backup 5-string for my other Euro-5. This has since replaced my original Euro-5 as my primary bass. Here's some various photo's of the Euro-5 LX.

Well, now I have a 4 and 2 5-strings. You KNOW I need a 6-string too, right? Here's the Legend-6.

Here's a 'family' portrait up to this point.

About a month after I got the Legend-6 I got a call to find out that they decided to do a very limited run of Euro-6 basses. Here's the first one I got. The first one to ever be in the hands of a customer, The Euro-6 LX.

Some people wanted to see the body size comparison to a Euro-5 and a Legend-6.

A few more months down the road and this one arrived. The ONLY Euro-6 LX Fretless ever made (currently).

A nice shot of the new couple.

This bass wasn't exactly planned. I got an e-mail one morning with a picture of one of these and almost fell out of my chair. I think that was the idea. About an hour later this bad boy was on the truck.

Once again, not a Spector. But worthy of sharing the same space because of the designer, Ned Steinberger. I wanted an upright bass for a while, but an acoustic one was just out of the question due to size. Doing a fair bit of research on the different available Electric Upright Basses (EUB's) the NS Design basses we're pretty much the only choice, nothing else was worthy. This is an NS Design EU6.