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Jens does it again!

Looks like a case of "magic marker graffiti while eating space cakes"...

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I'm still deciding what to feel about this one...

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I don't normally fancy his Seal models, but this one completely blows me away

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I wonder how much a 4 string version costs... :D
 
Has anyone here played a Ritter that might attest to the feel and tone of these basses? I know John Turner is doing a review, but anyone here with day-to-day practical experience?

I really like the avant garde approach he's taking to style, but to me, Ritter basses look more like works of art than functional axes (I know they are fully functional, and probably wonderful to play of course)... sort of reminds me of auto shows where they display one-off concept cars that never materialize. I'd be very afraid to take one to a gig.
 
I (and probably a few other UK Talkbassers) have tried this fretted 5 at the Bass Gallery in London:

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Both Ritters have been sitting there for a few months now.

It's been a couple of months since I tried it, but I thought the fretted Ritter was a great-playing and sounding bass (very tonally versatile). My recollection is that the fretboard was flat and wide. Construction was, as you would expect, of the very, very best quality.

I didn't get to try a fretless Ritter.
 

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