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Description

Crafted with precision and history, Doug Wimbish's 1987 Custom Spector Bass is a truly unique piece, merging artistry with technical prowess. This bass guitar is not just an instrument but a testament to the evolution of electric bass design. A custom creation for Doug Wimbish, renowned for his work with Living Colour and Tackhead, this Spector model is crafted with a neck-through-body design, providing enhanced sustain and resonance that many musicians seek. The carefully selected tonewoods contribute to its rich sound profile, making it a preferred choice for both studio recordings and live performances.

Equipped with EMG pickups, this bass delivers a sharp, clear sound that can cut through any mix, whether you’re laying down a groove on stage or in the studio. The craftsmanship of this bass is evident in its comfortable playability and precise intonation, ideal for seasoned professionals and aspiring musicians alike. Its custom electronics and control layout provide versatile tone-shaping capabilities, allowing for everything from deep, thunderous lows to articulate, singing highs.

Whether you're a collector of iconic instruments or a musician looking for a bass that offers both historical significance and superior sound quality, Doug Wimbish's 1987 Custom Spector Bass stands out as a remarkable choice.

Key Features:

  • Custom neck-through-body construction
  • EMG pickups for clear and powerful sound
  • Versatile tone-shaping electronics
  • Historically significant design crafted for Doug Wimbish
  • Ideal for studio and live performance use

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Doug Wimbish

Bassist

Living Colour

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Verified via YouTube

At 20:00 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Doug talks about this custom bass. Premier writes in this article "Wimbish's main instrument is a 1987 Custom Spector Bass with the body and neck shaved down to be thinner and lighter with EMG pickups."

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