GSP EURO5BOLT-INRD
EuroBolt 5 - 5 String Inferno Red Gloss
The famous Spector NS lines with a European twist!
The Spector NS design needs no introduction for bassists! This legendary silhouette with its elegant and functional lines was created by the famous American brand in the late 1970s. Often copied, but never equalled!
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It was alongside founder Stuart Spector that Ned Steinberger implemented the "form begets function" philosophy to design the NS-2 bass guitar in 1979, which then featured two pickups. The Euro series takes the philosophy of the NS-2 shape, sculpted, curved and ergonomic, to offer the Spector spirit but with top-notch European craftsmanship.
A beautiful torrefied screw-in neck!"
The Spector Euro Bolt series, as the name suggests, is made in Europe and designed around a 3-piece torrefied maple 5-point screw-in neck. These basses also feature a roasted maple fingerboard. The fingerboard is inlaid with elegant and precious mother-of-pearl markers. As for the body, it is made of European alder.
The Euro Bolt models are equipped with Aguilar pickups and an OBP-2 active electronic circuit from the same brand, for a sound palette with impressive versatility and clarity.
- Fitting: Black
- Category: 5-string bass
- Bridge/cordial: Spector aluminum locking
- Color: Inferno Red
- Original strings: D'Addario XL-170-5 Nickel 45-130
- Body: Alder
- Fork (mm): 889 mm
- Notch: Double
- Electronics: Active
- Finish: Gloss
- Size: NS carved and curved
- Case/Cover: Gigbag
- Saddle width: 44.50 mm
- Neck: 3-piece screwed 5-point Torrefied Maple
- Tuners: Gotoh GB707
- Bridge pickup: Aguilar DCB-G4
- Neck pickup: Aguilar DCB-G4
- No. of strings: 5
- No. of frets: 24
- No. of pickups: 2
- Radius: 406 mm
- Adjustments: 2 x volumes, Bass boost/Cut, Treble boost/cut
- Markings: Mother-of-pearl crown
- Saddles: Graphite
- Top: Poplar burl
- Fingerboard: Torrefied maple
- Complementary specs:
- Preamp: Aguilar OPB-2
- Belt ties: standard