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Official Ramirez bass club

Congrats, Joe!
(Where's the OP, Rudyboy98, with the # !?)
The "A" body style is my favorite.

I'm back on the Ramirez wait list, and the next one's likely to be a version of the "A".
I'm guessing I won't even get in the back of the build queue for at least 6 months, so there's still lots of time to weigh specs/options.
I do know I'll be "challenging" Wilser with at least a couple of more "firsts".:D

I've been holding off on a full review of my fretless seven until I use it on a gig.
Unfortunately, since delivery, I haven't played out where fretless was appropriate.
I may have to put a review out there anyhow.

For yuks, here's she is with the satin bridge.
(Most of the pix online are with the temporary chrome bridge)
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Well...

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RLK is our newest member! #4




Special note: The Rb logo™, Ramirezbass ™, and Ramirez A5 model ™ are the sole properties of Wilser Ramirez. (Used with permission). Ramirez Bass Club ™ is not currently trademarked...I am just working this club for fun, and don't plan to use it in for any other purpose.

Yo...I gave you one!

Please, please review your bass with us as soon as possible!

Can't wait to hear some of your clips!

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My check just cleared so I'm on my way with a Ramirez bass build. So put me in. My specs are on his website under Don Smith

Great!

Stringsmith is our newest member #6!

Keep them basses coming!

I'd love to order another one, but my wife would have a cow about that...and I'd be dead. Sounds like a bribe is in order...

:D

Everyone: Here's a question for you-What made you choose Wilser to build your bass?
 
Hi Steve:

Check out Will's basses on Link Removed. He has a quite a gallery of basses he's completed, styles to choose from, and price points. Email him and let him give you the pointers on his basses. If you're considering a trade, try a test drive. Will gives you uncompromising quality, that's for sure.

If you are choosing a new build, consider that Will offers a 3 year (that's right folks...) warranty on defects in manufacturing. No one else would dare even try that! He answers all questions himself. Give it a try...

Good luck on your endeavors!

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Nice, MaHai! The “A” body translates well to headless!

That body wood looks familiar. I believe its what I used for this rendering- - -
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Your bass seems further along than mine! (A 33" A-12, started Feb’ 09)

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AFAIK, here’s what's done on mine:

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I better give Wilser a buzz! (kidding. In W we trust!)

Bhuti: - The OP needs to make you “official”.
Mr. Rudyboy98, where are you?
 
They look like Foderas. Since when did Fodera become the new cookie-cutter bass style a'la Fender? I'm not knocking these at all but it's no wonder that "Retro" is "in" when everything new seems to repeat it's self anyway.

It's funny you mentioned Fodera. I just keep getting compliments on my Ramirez bass and-yes I keep hearing: "I thought it was a Fodera."

The truth is, I have never played a Fodera and I wasn't going for that "style" in particular if you will. I just liked the design and it was great that Wilser was able to accommodate my combination of woods and his model "A" design. It wasn't until well after I had been playing my bass that I kept getting the "Fodera" comment.

Anyone can buy a Fender or similar "knock-off" but if you want custom-why go for a similar style that you can buy off the rack at a store to begin with?

I hope to buy another Ramirez in the near future...*(providing my wife doesn't buy a shotgun...) :D

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