Spector Introduces Legend Neck-Thru Basses for 2015

Spector has expanded their Legend series with a new neck-thru model. Available in four- and five-string versions, the Legend4 and Legend5 Neck-Thru basses feature the
company’s NS body shape with maple wings and either a bubinga top with natural matte finish or a figured maple top with a faded blue gloss finish.

The 3-piece maple neck is reinforced with graphite rods and topped with a rosewood fingerboard with 24 frets. Each version of the bass is loaded with Aguilar DCB pickups as well as an OPB-2 preamp except the four-string maple top, which has Aguilar P/J pickups. Other

features include a heavy duty Legend Standard bridge, dot inlay position markers, and black hardware.

The Spector Legend4 Neck-Thru and Legend5 Neck-thru basses are crafted in their Korean factory. They carry list prices of $1,899 for the four-string version and $1,999 for the five-string.

Spector Legend Neck-Thru Bass Specs:

Construction:	Neck-Thru
Scale:	34″
Body Wings:	Maple
Top:	Bubinga, Flamed Maple
Neck:	3pc Maple with graphite rods inside
Fingerboard:	Rosewood, with dot markers
Frets:	24
Radius:	16″
Nut Width:	1.57″ 4-string, 1.75″ 5-string
Pickups:	Aguilar DCB Humbuckers, P/J on Faded Blue 4-string
Electronics:	Aguilar OPB-2
Hardware:	Black
Bridge:	Heavy Duty Legend Standard
String Spacing at Bridge:	.70″ 4-string, .66″ 5-string
Strap Buttons:	Standard

Article Source: www.notreble.com by Kevin Johnson