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molan

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molan last won the day on February 27 2023

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  1. Indeed you did!
  2. Although I own a number of other basses, they rarely get any playing time these days as my Ritters just ‘work’ for me so well. My poor 60’s Fenders only get played about once every 2-3 months :( I have five of them now and I’ve gigged all of them except my black Victor tribute (built by Jens in honour of my dear friend, and colleague, Vic Davies). I just love everything about them, light weight, lots of tonal variation, slim necks, fractionally shorter scales etc. Simply the most ‘playable’ basses I’ve ever owned. Your Roya looks lovely. I think the Roya body shape works better as a 5 than my usual 4’s. I’ve owned a couple but the upper horn position holds them slightly differently to my others and I kept finding my fingers drifting across 2 frets. Random pic of my Ritter wall in my study:
  3. My old R8, I really miss this one!
  4. I have a USA Lakland J with a custom Sims paint job. It’s actually the only bass allowed in the house by my wife and it hangs proudly on the wall in the dining room. I’d agree that the necks on these really are fabulous. I’d gig this one but it has an East pre-amp, which I really don’t like, and it’s simply too heavy for me these days 😭
  5. Get out of here - it’s fabulous. The horn section is to die for!
  6. How does it balance on a strap? With such a light body weight, I’d be slightly concerned that it could be a little neck-heavy?
  7. Wow, this looks fabulous, love the colour!
  8. Wow, only just seen this. So sorry to hear about your back problems. I dread the day when/if it comes that I can’t play any more. Shame I can’t play fretless 😢
  9. Happy to help. I also spotted that the preamp is a John East Uni Pre, with passive tone. Also that it weighed 8.4lbs according to the Gallery. It really is a great gigging bass with that slim neck, light weight, LEDs, pickup flexibility and the East. I found you could get a huge variety of tones from it - perfect for a covers band player! I only sold it because I only ever gig my Ritters these days. I’ve got so used to the feel and neck profile now.
  10. I first saw it for sale back in April 2017. I think it had been listed via The Gallery from the first owner. It then reappeared in Dec 2020 and that’s when I agreed to buy it. I can’t for the life of me remember what the delay was but I took delivery in May 2021. I think that made me the 3rd owner.
  11. I owned this one for a while. Nice bass and the 33” scale makes it just that little bit easier to whizz around the neck
  12. It shouldn’t cost much to run. Ours is £9 a month(and that actually allows me to maintain 5 sites).
  13. So sad to hear this, one of my absolute favourite bassists. Always seemed to be able to get so much heartfelt emotion to even the simplest of parts. I adore his playing on this from John Martyn:
  14. Maybe the 1-String - I actually love the idea of this 😂
  15. Knirrir - whereabouts in Oxfordshire are you? I’m right down in the south in Henley
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