Spector NS Pulse, charcoal grey finish, made in Korea 2020. Contrary to unpopular belief, Spector is not named after legendary 60s producer Phil Spector. They are, however, an iconic brand among bassfaces that's been producing high quality instruments for many decades now. This is a recent example, one of their midrange offerings out of the excellent WMI factory in Korea. It's lightweight and well balanced, with a fast and stable slim neck and sturdy hardware. The pickups and active EQ offer plenty of tonal variation, always outlined with Spector's signature punchy roundness. The finish is fun too, I think the grain lines are accentuated with a blowtorch and then it's painted up in satin grey... it looks cool. Sure to get some Pulses racing.

Model: Spector NS Pulse
Made: Korea, 2020 (serial W200673)
Finish: charcoal grey, satin with open-pore style feel
Body: swamp ash
Neck: maple 3-piece, rosewood board, 34" scale, 15" radius 40mm nut width
Weight: 3.825kg
Mods: none
Pickups: EMG passive P/J single coil set, Spector TonePump Jr active pre-amp
Case: Spector branded bag

Cosmetic condition notes: minor finish wear. The headstock and neck have no major marks. The body doesn't show marks easily owing to the unusual finish, but there's no major marks on the back/sides/front. Overall: excellent condition (9.5/10)

Playing condition notes: Action is low, neck is straight, intonation is good, truss rod works. Electronics all tested and working properly. The frets look great, 9/10 for fret life left. Wearing fresh 45/105 strings.