USA Spector Coda Deluxe 5 String Bass Guitar Bahama Blue Gloss PJ Pickups

Take a 1962 Jazz Bass. Now take it apart. Throw the pickguard in the trash. Give it a great looking and sounding fretboard: birdseye maple. Give it serious preamp made with modern techniques by Aguilar. Throw a heavy duty USA Hipshot bridge on. Embed 2 rods of super-stiff carbon fiber in the neck and get rid of all the dead spots. Oh yeah, don't forget some crazy abalone inlays with Spector's signature style!

If you’ve been looking for a boutique style Jazz bass, this is the one for you. If the drop-dead-gorgeous quilt maple top and Bahama Blue finish doesn’t catch your eye (don’t forget to look at the back - its alder body is well figured too), then the pickups will.

This 5 string bass has a set of EMG P/J pickups (yes, 5 string P/J pickups!) installed, for a true mash of tone and looks. Aguilar’s OPB-3 preamp spices up the tone and gives you serious control - treble, middle, and bass controls are all there. Then a single blend knob and dedicated volume keep everything simple.

Check out that neck: 1 piece of rock maple, topped with, well, more maple! The birdseye maple fretboard really brightens up the look and tone of this bass, and the Spector inlays use abalone, which mixes beautiful blues and greens to accent Bahama Blue body color.

Hand numbered by Stuart Spector, this bass is #058. There will never be another exactly like it. Bring home this hand made USA beauty today.