Recent content by mrRiffer

Decided to keep the PJB bass cub. Half the weight is half the weight. But after some serious comparing it's also half the volume or even less... Hope I won't regret this on stage.

Can't decide which one to keep... Just got the PJB but had the GK for a while and always been pleased. Anyone who tried/owned both? Basically I prefer my GK slightly and for gigs by car/van there is no issue but hauling DB + amp on trains and busses is so much easier with a 6 kg amp than a 12...

Thanks for all your replies fellows! But I'm getting even more confused now... I e-mailed my pictures to a dusin of the major Double Bass dealers in Europe and got so many different answers. One guy is certain that it's made in the 50s, another is sure it's 60s etc. Also regarding...

haha, yeah when the guy who did the repair job found the insignia I first tought it would be a piece of cake to get some info... Anyway his first guess was also Czech but after a while he changed his mind and said his best bet was DDR/East Germany. He also said it could be made in the 60s, 70s...

Yes of course, looks like this. Thanks!

and these

Ok, here´s a new try, I´m still working on my photo skills;).

Ok, Thanks a lot so far guys. Jake deVilliers, I'll try to take some new pics, just don't know how to post em´since my uploaded limit is exceeded on the forum allready. Anyway, what parts of the bass do you want to see? Does that logo say anything to you guys? Thanks again and Cheers!

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Here's a few more. Would be really glad if someone had a clue. Cheers!

A couple of more pics.

I got this bass a few years ago, the seller told me it was a "Wilfer", German bass. This one sold as made in the mid-1960s. A lot of experienced players have had a look at it and says that it's definately not a Wilfer. Recently I had it in for repair and the top was removed, on the back of the...