Spector Performer 5 String Bass - White
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The Spector Performer 5 is a versatile and easy to play bass designed specifically for the beginning bassist. The instantly recognizable Spector NS body outline is a joy to play, providing a uniquely comfortable and natural playing experience. The 3-piece bolt-on neck has been carefully tapered for comfort, allowing easy access to all 24 frets on the amara fingerboard. Our specially Spector passive pickups pack plenty of mid-range presence and punch for an overall professional sound. Whether you’re looking for your or an affordable way to add a Spector to your collection, the Performer is the perfect bass for budget-minded players.
Body Wood - Nato Mahogany
Neck Wood - 3-Piece Maple; Bolt-On
Fretboard - Amara Ebony
Number Of Frets - 24
Inlays - Dots
Nut - Graphite
Nut Width - 1.75"
Scale - 35"
Controls - Bridge Volume, Neck Volume, Tone, Tone
Pickups - Spector Designed Humbuckers
Pickup Configuration - 2 x Humbucker
Preamp System - Passive
Hardware - Black
Bridge - Standard Performer Bridge
Tuners - Sealed Die-Cast
Finish - High Gloss
Strings - Nickel
String Spacing - .66"
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| Listed | 8 months ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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