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FS: Ritter Roya 5string Fretless, 3 weeks old, massive cedar body with bolt on highly-flamed maple neck, bridge 9500year old bog oak, Ritter Master Bar Triplebucker Pickup and Piezo Pickup, active electronics (Vol, Pan, Bass Boost/Cut, Treble Boost/Cut, Mid Boost/Cut, Mid Frequency), black hardware, with original hard case, absolutely like new condition.
Asking EUR 5900,-- plus shipping.



Many thanks for looking
Oliver

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[quote name='senmen' post='947517' date='Sep 6 2010, 07:04 PM']FS: Ritter Roya 5string Fretless, 3 weeks old, massive cedar body with bolt on highly-flamed maple neck, bridge 9500year old bog oak, Ritter Master Bar Triplebucker Pickup and Piezo Pickup, active electronics (Vol, Pan, Bass Boost/Cut, Treble Boost/Cut, Mid Boost/Cut, Mid Frequency), black hardware, with original hard case, absolutely like new condition.
Asking EUR 5900,-- plus shipping.



Many thanks for looking
Oliver[/quote]
surely this is pornography!!

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[quote name='E sharp' post='947875' date='Sep 7 2010, 06:22 AM']I know , I was joking , and was commenting on the fact of the 14 fixings - OTT if you ask me[/quote]

Don't worry E sharp, I got it :rolleyes:

That's an absolutely beautiful Ritter. They're like works of art. The back of that neck looks seriously good and 9500 year old bog oak for the bridge, where does he get this stuff :)

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I think I read in Bass guitar mag that he got the bog oak from the bottom of the river in Frankfurt when it was being dredged!
The dredger pulled up a 9,500 year old piece of oak and he decided to make basses from it.

Bottom one on here is quite an example of it!

[url="http://www.ritter-instruments.com/available.php"]http://www.ritter-instruments.com/available.php[/url]

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[quote name='throwoff' post='947950' date='Sep 7 2010, 09:02 AM']I think I read in Bass guitar mag that he got the bog oak from the bottom of the river in Frankfurt when it was being dredged!
The dredger pulled up a 9,500 year old piece of oak and he decided to make basses from it.[/quote]

It's a fantastic talking point for a someone - "so you have a badass bridge well I have 9500 year old bog oak" :) Absolute works of art all of Ritter's instruments (just looking at his site). Really love this thread's fretless and it's not too OTT (apart from the bolt on neck :lol:).

Shame I have no money, but I'll just keep drooling if I may :rolleyes:

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[quote name='senmen' post='949717' date='Sep 8 2010, 06:23 PM']I am also willing to trade in something partially......[/quote]
I'm tempted to let you trade it in towards my Ibanez but the sentimental value is too high. :)

I was admiring this bass on the Ritter website last month & trying to work out what/who I could sell. Best of luck with the sale.

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