zomnius

May 20th the Wal owners meetup. Would be Nice to see uk, fr, be, ge etc there. Can help with hotel etc. 14h till 18: hr. Dinner afterparty with too much bass stories. B-there. Cheers Zom

a nice worn pedulla 4

ok ths for GAS ! looking now 4 a g&l l1000 thx. grr.

a vigier will be my next bass

pic @a friends place with the white evh next to a wal, on a wall photobucket pic gone.... other pic of fender jazz 1960 cs and alembic..

[quote name='Dazed' timestamp='1444859966' post='2886866'] So apart from the cost, quirky deigns (imho) that I'm a fan of, do owners and players of Ritters love the sound as much as the aesthetics? Curious how flexible the triple buckers and Parametric EQ are? Is there a good p tone in there? [/quote] So apart from the looks, the triplebuckers are amazing. At passive, the sound incredibly good. But it is not only the buckers and electronics, to me it is the combination with string tension and playability. I tested it at a rearsal studio when i first got it in to spare my fam. And i tested it together with a Wal. It really blew the Wal away (wal pro 1 that is). The wal was a fat sounding bass, but this was something else. To my opinion, it even sounds better than it looks, but that is just a matter of (my) taste i Think.