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Hi everybody, let me take your attention to some beautiful bass music. Here's our man Roberto Badoglio showing his Ergon, a pretty essential configuration with flexibility in spades. The bass has some absolutely unique features despite its ultra-sleek appearance, check it out: Stunning...

Hi everybody, let me take your attention to some beautiful bass music. Here's our man Roberto Badoglio showing his Ergon, a pretty essential configuration with flexibility in spades. The bass has some absolutely unique features despite its ultra-sleek appearance, check it out: Stunning...

sorry, here it is: Stunning Wood&Tronics bolt on bass played/reviewed by Roberto Badoglio - YouTube

Hi everybody, let me take your attention to some beautiful bass music. Here's our man Roberto Badoglio showing his Ergon, a pretty essential configuration with flexibility in spades. The bass has some absolutely unique features despite its ultra-sleek appearance, check it out:

Jake, I am looking at your videos. It is so rewarding to see our basses where they fit best, i.e. in non-********, quality music. And out of all the high-end basses you put your hands on so far, you settled on Wood&Tronics...

Jim, I am very happy for the outcome - as I told you in the first place, it was nothing bad, just the bass getting uncomfortable for being unused. And Schnatz, I had a chat with Dolf yesterday, he sounded genuinely puzzled for the recent setbacks we had with his pickups, and seemed to have...

"Brewing"... I like this word as unlike any other it gives me the ideal of someone exchanging their own excitement for the same thing :-) This is what happens here and in our workshop as well, where we have new stuff that is almost brewing out of our pan now! Coming in Fall...

Hey Jefe, OK, we are ready for maying! :-))

Hey Giovabass, the fact that Vincenzo's Zoid can mimic the Marcus pretty well despite being a through neck six string, totally different than a Marcus Fender, is not really so surprising. If you go back a couple of pages in the thread and read what I wrote about pickups and pickups placement...

Pierre said: "If I would be VERY VERY VERY picky... I would say the SEI has a bit more attention to detail... But do NOT forget... Sei's are a higher price. For the same price as a WT you can basically get a VERY VERY basic SEI..." I agree with this in as far as Sei and us have different...

Hi guys, great to see you "brewing" about Wood&Tronics basses.To clarify aobut East SP2 and East/W&T custom Retro: I wouldn't talk in terms of sheer "coloration" in either of the two. To use a descriptive term, I would say that the U-Retro is considerably more "electric", i.e. the cut and boost...

Hi guys, just a quick drop-in to inform you that from now on our website will be updated on a constant basis. No more ammassing info and then updating - as soon as I have news I will have my web guy adding them up. And we got a lot coming up which will keep the website constantly fresh. Cheers...

Glad to have provided you a satisfying answer Emjazz. In other words, the pickups act like filters that can either be very neutral and let the bass' tone nuances get through without interfering, or add up a lot of their own to the tone of the bass, up to the point where they become the main...

Bram, great interpretation of our philosophy, indeed. Ii have just seen your post, which came right before mine...

Hi guys, I am very glad to see this discussion taking off. Thanks Emjazz for sending out food for thought, and thanks Jake for your thoughtful elaboration upon Emjazz's valid point. I would add up that it is of course a honour for us to be somehow related to Fodera, first of all, and I will...