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Favorite unique body shapes?
- Thread starter alta77
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drumvsbass
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- Aug 20, 2011
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- I work for Long and McQuade Musical Instruments Canada in Sales.
I don't talk about it enough, The Legacy body is comfy shmomfy. They really sit nicely in classical guitar position.
Tristan DEVAUCOUP (Instagram: @another_bass_on_the_wall)
In my opinion, Ritter stands alone on finishes. I remember looking at them 20 years ago, drooling and dreaming, certain I could never afford one.
Now that I can, I'd still be afraid to touch it. I'm very clumsy and oblivious of my surroundings when playing. I drop, dent, ding and spill on my basses. I hit stuff in the studio. I play poopie dive bars and clubs. I don't mind blemishes -- maybe even appreciate one i did that has a story.
I would cry every single time I touched anything on a Ritter that wasn't strings, neck, tuners or knobs.
They are absolutely too good for me.
I actually owned an EHB1505ms, pretty decent bass on a budget.Ibanez has a huge range of bass models (well over 100 different models each year, not counting color variations) and usually sneak in a few not-for-everybody designs...
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Ok, I was going to add the 736, as Its such a pleasing shape... this looks like a repro? Can you tell me more? I desperately want one!
