Ritter Princess Isabella Bass

[ErikP.Bass]

Never came across [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] before but what a beautiful instrument. I really like the aesthetic, color and the take on the neck bolts and jack.

 

[Ed Goode]

Boy, I’m a huge, long time fan of Ritters work, but this doesn’t do anything for me ….

 

[ErikP.Bass]

Boy, I’m a huge, long time fan of Ritters work, but this doesn’t do anything for me ….

There’s no accounting for taste. It just is what it is….I definitely appreciate some of his other work as well.

 

[seedokebass]

I kind of dig it. I've been hot and cold on some of the Ritter instruments. I believe I'm liking it because it appears to be more "normal" in comparison to other Ritters.

 

[seedokebass]

I'm wondering about the large control cavity cover: does this bass have a piezo system? Otherwise it appears to be a straightforward 1 pickup active or passive system.

 

[BurningSkies]

I agree that the Princess Isabella isn't really my vibe. I'd be really interested to try this one, but as a 5. This dealer is local to me.

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[jd56hawk]

Wasn't this the one he built after he read that book on minimalism...The Joy Of Less?

 

[El Rabino]

The Princess Isabella is one of the most comfortable instruments I have ever played. Everytime I pick up another bass after playing the Princess Bass it feels like actual hard work.

Here’s mine, btw.

 

[abarson]

First thing that came to mind?

"Fat Bottomed Girls"

 

[A9X]

Here’s mine, btw.

I love the colour matching of the hardware, subtle and elegant. It's a Ritter, so I bet it's excellent. Cheers.

 

[JimmyM]

To me it looks like what an imported version of a Ritter would look like. I'm sure it sounds and plays great, but isn't wowing me like most of his stuff.