The legend of the NS-1 has continued to this day, and the gorgeous curved body that made it unique is used the world over. With curves and contours which sit comfortably against the body, the NS-1 quickly became a favourite amongst progressive players. The NS-1 stepped away from traditional large, angular bodied basses and created an instrument designed for the modern musician. By 1977 He and Ned Steinberger had designed what was to become a revolution in the bass world. In the late 1970’s, Stuart Spector started crafting handmade basses in his Brooklyn based workshop. Outfitted with a lightweight, zinc brass alloy bridge and nut, premium pickups from EMG & Bartolini, and Spector’s coveted Tone Pump active tone circuit, Euro6LX basses are equipped to hold down the low-end on the world’s biggest stages. A 3 piece maple neck runs through the entire length of the instrument and features a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard with Spector’s signature Crown inlays. The extremely comfortable, fully carved body is crafted from carved European alder body and is topped off with your choice of a USA figured maple or European poplar burl top. The Euro6LX offers all of the features that have made the Spector name famous around the globe.

Here's what Sepctor say about the Euro6 LX in Poplar Burl Gloss The poplar burl finish looks absolutely stunning, and with the gold-finish hardware theres a real premium feel with this instrument. The zinc-brass allow nut and bridge will give this bass some serious punch too. This is an absolute beast of a bass - 6 strings on a 3 piece maple thru neck EMG pickups and Spector's Tone Pump active tone circuit to boot.

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