Spector SB-1 Bass

 This is the original Spector
body design from 1977.
Serial #33877. Walnut
wings with maple
neck-thru body. Ebony
fretboard. One Dimarzio
humbucking pick-up.
Badass bridge.

Spector SB-1 Bass

Walnut wings with maple
neck-thru body and oil
finish. No serial number.
Ebony fretboard.
One Dimarzio precision
pick-up. Badass bridge.

Spector NS-1 Bass

Walnut wings with maple
neck-thru body and oil
finish. No serial number.
Ebony fretboard. 
One Dimarzio precision
pick-up. Badass bridge.

Spector NS-1 Bass

Walnut wings with maple
neck-thru body and oil finish.
Serial # 153. Ebony fretboard. 
One Dimarzio precision pick-up.
Badass bridge.

Spector NS-1 Bass 

Walnut wings with maple
 neck-thru body and oil finish.
Serial #154. Ebony fretboard. 
One Dimarzio precision pick-up.
Badass bridge.

Spector NS-1 Bass 

Walnut wings with maple
 neck-thru body and oil finish.
Serial #155. Ebony fretboard. 
One Dimarzio precision pick-up.
Badass bridge.

Spector G-1 Guitar
(Rare)

Serial #171177. Walnut
wings with maple neck-thru
construction. Ebony
fingerboard. DiMarzio
pickups. String-thru body.
 

Spector G-1 Guitar
(Rare)

Serial #111377. Walnut
wings with maple neck-thru
construction. Ebony
fingerboard. DiMarzio
pickups. String-thru body.
 

Spector NS-1B Bass 
(Rare)

Walnut body oil finish.
Serial #112B. Bolt-on maple
neck with Ebony fretboard. 
One EMG precision pick-up
with Hazlab preamp.
Badass bridge.

Spector NS-2JA Bass

Bolt-on neck with 2 EMG
jazz pick-ups and active
electronics. No serial
number. Maple body
with Ferrari Red finish.
Badass bridge. 

Spector NSX Bass

Very rare and odd shaped 
Spector bass. This design was
also obviously influenced by 
Ned Steinberger. No serial
number. Bolt-on neck with
black finish body. Two EMG humbucking pick-ups and
early Spector bridge.

Spector NSX Bass

Bolt-on neck with 2 EMG
humbucking pick-ups.
Serial #057X. Maple body with
white finish. Early Spector bridge.

Spector NSX Bass

Bolt-on neck with 2 EMG
humbucking pick-ups. No serial
number. Maple body with red
finish. Early Spector bridge

Spector NS-2 Bass

Serial # 401. Very possibly
the 1st Spector with inlays.
Look how they start out large
and get narrower as they go
up the fingerboard. I have
never seen one like this
before and neither has PJ
Rubal from Spector. Walnut
wings with maple neckthru.
High gloss lacquer finish.
Hazlab 9 volt preamp.
Badass bridge.
2) mini toggle switches.

Spector NS-2 Bass

Walnut wings with maple
 neck-thru body w/clear gloss
lacquer finish . Serial #429. 
Ebony fretboard. Dimarzio
P&J pick-up combination.
Badass bridge. Note: 2)
mini toggle switches.

Spector NS-2 Bass

Walnut wings with maple
 neck-thru body with
oil finish . Serial #494. 
Ebony fretboard.  P&J
 pick-up combination.
The front P pickup is a HI-A pickup (Bartolini as
marketed in Japan ) and
the J pickup is a DiMarzio.
Came stock this way. Badass
bridge. Note: 2) mini toggle
switches.

Spector NS-2 Bass

Walnut wings with maple
 neck-thru body w/clear gloss
lacquer finish . Serial #606. 
Ebony fretboard.  P&J
 EMG pickups. Hazlab 9 volt
preamp.  Badass bridge.
MINT!!

Spector NS-2 Bass

Can you say HOT PINK?
Serial #691. This bass
was used on many
Beach Boys recordings.
P&J EMG pickups with
Hazlab 9 volt preamp.
Badass bridge. 

Spector NS-2 Bass

Maple neck-thru body with cherry
wings. Red stain finish. This bass
was a test piece for this wood
combination. Serial #764.
P&J EMG pick-ups with 9 volt
  Hazlab circuit. Badass bridge.

Spector NS-2 Bass

Maple neck-thru body with walnut
wings. High gloss finish. Serial
#888. Very early Spector  bridge.
P&J EMG pick-ups with 9 volt
Hazlab circuit. 

Spector NS-2 Bass

Maple neck-thru body with maple
wings. White lacquer finish.
 Serial #1012. P&J EMG pick-ups
with 9 volt Hazlab circuit.
Spector bridge.

Spector NS-2 Bass

Maple neck-thru body with maple
wings. High gloss clear lacquer
finish. Serial #1138. P&J EMG
pick-ups with 9 volt Hazlab circuit.
Spector bridge.

Spector NS-2 Bass

Flame maple body w/ 
tobacco burst high gloss
finish. Serial #1148. P&J
EMG pick-ups with 9 volt
Hazlab circuit. Spector bridge.