Jellyfish

Even if I paid a little bit for it, if it was a bass I had my eye on for a while and that i'd waited that long to receive, i'd make sure it was up to standard.

Even though I only got it the other day, and it's the fourth bass i've owned, it's the first bass i've really fallen for. My Spector!

PMT Birmingham. I only use them for second-hand gear and trying out stuff.

So, decided that it was about time for a new bass, and someone had just traded it into the store. The price was right and after picking it up and playing things on it that I didn't think I could play I purchased it on the spot! After bringing it home and cleaning it and giving it a good setup, I took pictures for all you lovely people to look at. Also, it's the first bass i've owned with a quilted maple top and before, I purchased on the principle that it played amazingly. But the more I hold it and look at it, the more i'm falling in love with the top and even the colour. Fantastic.

After having to wait [b]6 months[/b] for PMT to replace a bass that had a multitude of problems, I now only use them to try out basses and their second hand gear which sometimes isn't badly priced at all.

Hello everyone. As someone who doesn't know anything about Spector's, I've come here asking for help. I played a fantastic bass today but only know that was a Spector. It had 2 EMG pickups, 4 control knobs, 4 strings (not much help!). It was neck-through, orange (or ginger as my friend called it) and had a maple (quilted? It had quite wide 'peaks') top. I didn't look much at the rest of the wood, but presume that the fretboard was rosewood? I know that this isn't much to go on, but if it helps it was getting sold for £449 second hand. Cheers guys!