Spector NS Pulse 5 Left-Handed - Cinder Red

Spector NS Pulse 5 Left-Handed – Cinder Red

The Spector NS Pulse 5 Left-Handed in Cinder Red is a bold, modern 5-string bass built for players who demand professional tone and playability—now available in a true left-handed configuration. Part of Spector’s Pulse Series, this model embodies the signature Spector design with high-performance materials and a standout finish.

The body is carved from solid Swamp Ash, offering punchy mids and tight lows, and features a sandblasted Cinder Red finish that exposes the natural grain for a raw, tactile feel and visual depth. A matching headstock completes the sleek, aggressive look.

Its 3-piece Roasted Maple bolt-on neck delivers rock-solid stability and improved resonance, while the Macassar Ebony fingerboard ensures clarity, sustain, and a fast playing surface. With a 35” scale length, this bass is ideal for extended-range tuning while retaining string tension and definition across the low B.

Key Features:

• Orientation: Left-Handed
• Finish: Sandblasted Cinder Red with Matching Headstock
• Body: Solid Swamp Ash
• Neck: 3-Piece Roasted Maple (Bolt-On)
• Fingerboard: Macassar Ebony, 24 Frets, Dot Inlays
• Scale Length: 35"
• Nut Width: 1.75"
• Controls: Bridge Volume, Neck Volume, Bass Boost, Treble Boost
• Bridge: Hi-Mass Locking
• Tuners: Sealed Die-Cast
• Hardware: Black
• String Spacing: 0.66" at bridge
• Strings: Nickel
• Construction: Left-Handed 5-String, Fully Carved NS Body Style

With its aggressive tone, refined build, and visually striking finish, the NS Pulse 5 Left-Handed in Cinder Red is a serious instrument for lefty players who don’t want to compromise on style, sound, or feel.

This item is a "B-Stock Guitar" directly purchased from the manufacturer Spector. It is NEW Stock that has never been owned. Pictures are of the actual guitar you will receive.

A "B-Stock Guitar" is a guitar that won't have structural or playability issues but could possibly have some particular minor cosmetic flaw which can keep it from passing the rigorous inspection process put in place by the guitar manufacturer.

While we have not identified any specific blemishes during our inspection, it’s possible there is a minor cosmetic flaw present—likely very subtle in nature. Based on its exceptional appearance and finish quality, it’s also possible that this guitar was used as a showpiece or NAMM display unit, which is not uncommon for B-Stock instruments.