Basslines: An Interview With Stuart Spector

[@mpwjones1]

That's a man right there. Thanks for my red '85 ns2, Stuart. Still my number one.

[@walt1a]

Thank you Stuart, for your life choice to make these beautiful instruments! I guess life happens and it took 20 yrs to get 2 of your basses, but better late than never! I currently own a blue stain 4 string and a white 5er. The tone and craftsmanship are outstanding! The fish basses are works of art! Cheers!

[@Cake_Doge]

It also didn't take much time for me to realise Spectors have that consistent punchy tone, they seem to be versatile in terms of sound and genre. It always puts a smile on my face when I here s Spector and yet haven't owned one, haven't played one and didn't even see one. It has written itself into my bass bucket list and I'll be saving for one when I start a good career and earn some good money. Like you it will take years for me but I think it will be worth it.

[@메탈고픈베이스]

스펙터는 정말 꿈의 베이스기타입니다.

[@walt1a]

I remember the video of Loverboy, "Everybody's Working for the Weekend". Fell in love with the body shape and tone immediately!

[@crazeyjoe]

...and Turn Me Loose???

[@crazeyjoe]

Bass inlays on the Bass. Am I playing the bass or the bass? Yes, lol!

[@johnstitt2615]

Stuart is a Jem.

[@kakadekick]

What's the music at 2:15 ?

[@t.j.stonehouse5416]

so think about making wooden BASS plugs . ..........seeing that you create Such nice wooden bass seemes like a strong BASE to start to whittle out a few fishing lures. .................. they might be extraordinary! ......you're gee- tars are. FISH- on gezer fisler!