To any spector enthusiasts

[Niccolai]

I recently purchased a Spector bass from a friend for only 150$.
I plan on reselling it, but I don't know what it is. The specs of this bass don't fit any on the website.

I think it may be one of the Kramer Spectors but anywho, these are the specs:
-bolt-on 5string
-Active EMG HZ pickups. (I thought HZs were passive, but this bass has a battery and battery cavity)
-black hardware.
-quilted maple body(it may just be the top, I can't tell) with a transparent black finish
-maple neck with rosewood fretboard
-white inlays. They aren't mother of pearl but look like pearloyd
-the spector symbol is inlayed into the headstock with some kindof gold holograhic meterial, like a gold mother of pearl or abalone look
-the back of the headstock reads "PRECISION CRAFTED IN KOREA UNDER LICENSE FROM STUART SPECTOR DESIGNS LTD. SERRIAL NUMBER 99012424"

Thanks.

[GodOfRhythm]

Re: To any spector enthusiasts

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"PRECISION CRAFTED IN KOREA UNDER LICENSE FROM STUART SPECTOR DESIGNS LTD. SERRIAL NUMBER 99012424"

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I.O.W.: Some Korean kid had to clamp on your saddles in a ferocious tempo out of fear for the good ol' whip.

[krimson]

Re: To any spector enthusiasts

Not a kramer version. EMG HZ where not made then, are you sure it is not an OLP.

[krimson]

Re: To any spector enthusiasts

Like This

[Niccolai]

Re: To any spector enthusiasts

Actualy, it's a Q5.
I had to read the brazillian spector site to find it out. The Q5s ar no longer on the american site.

[MikeE]

Re: To any spector enthusiasts

That's a newer Spector or OLP; post Kramer. Most Spectors during the Kramer era were USA. Some were Japanese made. Here is a good link on Spector.

http://vintagekramer.com/spector.htm